Once a week I pour 1/2 box of baking soda in the toilet, then pour in vinegar. Let it foam up and sit for about an hour. Swish around with a toilet brush and flush.
I say go the easy, less labor intensive route. Try tossing a couple denture cleaning tablets in the bowl. Anything foamy (like vinegar and baking soda) and a good stiff toilet brush will work. As a last resort, a pumice stone can be used. Be certain you soak the pumice and follow the manufacturer directions so as not to damage your toilet. If the toilet is damaged and soiled beyond repair, consider replacing it.
Yes-this works--I have a janitorial Svc and I keep the rings up the best I can. If the toilet does not have a lg build up--this works in all my locations.
I have a Janitorial Svc and have been using the screen 120 grit for getting the rings out...BUT,,,being some of my customers have been around for 17 yrs to 10 yrs--the pumice stone and the screen has taken the finish off a few of them. it is not bad but I have turned to other solutions for removing the ring. Now I am doing the Kool-Aid Lemonade and getting good results. If you use the screen once in a while and keep it up with this Lemonade idea--you will be safe
Whether commercial or own toilets it is important to keep them clean as a clean bathroom is a vital part of a pleasant customer service experience and will impress your clients. I think baking soda and vinegar is perfect option for removing ring in toilet. Although you can do it by yourself but there will be a chance of further damage, therefore it is advisable always hire professional cleaner as they have good equipment for this work. At momentum janitorial, we can keep your toilet clean without you lifting a finger and also caters top-notch professional cleaning and janitorial services for over 25 years.
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vinegar. I buy it 4 gallons per case when on sale. Last time was at Dollarama. Use it for everything.
I use a pumice stone.
pumice stone to remove the ring- it happens when water evaporates from the bowel, and vinegar to help keep it coming back as fast.
Once a week I pour 1/2 box of baking soda in the toilet, then pour in vinegar. Let it foam up and sit for about an hour. Swish around with a toilet brush and flush.
According to this Discussion- pumice stones are the winners: http://www.hometalk.com/diy/clean/house/q-how-to-remove-toilet-stain-rings-have-tried-every-product--21765741
Good luck!!
How to remove toilet stain rings?
I say go the easy, less labor intensive route. Try tossing a couple denture cleaning tablets in the bowl. Anything foamy (like vinegar and baking soda) and a good stiff toilet brush will work. As a last resort, a pumice stone can be used. Be certain you soak the pumice and follow the manufacturer directions so as not to damage your toilet. If the toilet is damaged and soiled beyond repair, consider replacing it.
Sprinkle a 25 cent package of lemonade around the ring. Let sit 1 hour.
Drywall screen sand paper. For YEARS I used pumice ston. My friend told me about drywall screen. So much quicker and easier!! I used 120 grit.
I cut 2" square pieces and put one in each bathroom. Can be used quite a few times before needing more.
I have a Janitorial Svc and have been using the screen 120 grit for getting the rings out...BUT,,,being some of my customers have been around for 17 yrs to 10 yrs--the pumice stone and the screen has taken the finish off a few of them. it is not bad but I have turned to other solutions for removing the ring. Now I am doing the Kool-Aid Lemonade and getting good results. If you use the screen once in a while and keep it up with this Lemonade idea--you will be safe
Glad to hear about the lemonade
Whether commercial or own toilets it is important to keep them clean as a clean bathroom is a vital part of a pleasant customer service experience and will impress your clients. I think baking soda and vinegar is perfect option for removing ring in toilet. Although you can do it by yourself but there will be a chance of further damage, therefore it is advisable always hire professional cleaner as they have good equipment for this work. At momentum janitorial, we can keep your toilet clean without you lifting a finger and also caters top-notch professional cleaning and janitorial services for over 25 years.