Best way to remove toilet bowl stains.
by Pat Miller
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We have well water and chemicals are abundant.
6 answers
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Janet Pizaro
on Dec 09, 2017
Hard water stains use a pumice stone,white vinegar followed by baking soda -
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Ann
on Dec 09, 2017
you can try ZUD. -
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William
on Dec 09, 2017
Try this. With hard water may need to sit a little longer. I squeeze a few squirts of Dawn dish liquid in the toilet. Then pour about 1/3 bottle of vinegar. You can use more. Use a a toilet brush and swish around to foam it up. Let it sit for about an hour or two. Then I swish around with the toilet brush again lightly scrubbing. Flush. The suds suspend the vinegar above the water line dissolving the toilet ring. Repeat if necessary. -
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SandyG
on Dec 09, 2017
Once the hard water builds up, it is so hard to get off. You can get a pumice stone to use on the toilet. Use as directed and it might help. -
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Kay Lilland
on Dec 09, 2017
Use a pumice stick; soak tip in oil 10 minutes; rub gently on the stains -
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Sandy
on Dec 09, 2017
Vinegar will loosen it up for you but it is a time consuming way to go. Hope you have another bathroom :-) I mix it half and half in the bowl and let it sit. I soak a rag in vinegar and lay it around my faucets to get the hard water buildup that shows up there as well. But I love my well!!!! It is worth it not to get a water bill every month.
Janet Pizaro
on Dec 09, 2017
Ann
on Dec 09, 2017
William
on Dec 09, 2017
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