1. HOW TO REMOVE HARD WATER STAINS FROM A PORCELAIN TOILET
No matter how, how hard, and how often you clean your toilet, if you live in a hard water area, chances are your toilet will get stained from time to time. Most commonly, a brown ring forms around the waterline of the tank.
Hard water toilet stains are caused by minerals such as iron, manganese and calcium in the water. The minerals react with oxygen to form brown stains that stick to the shell, usually at the waterline, where they form what is known as a toilet ring.
Brown toilet stains are caused by the high concentration of manganese and iron in toilet water. When iron reacts with oxygen, it forms a brown substance commonly known as rust.
2. How to remove stubborn water stains in the toilet with vinegar and a glass of soda
++How To Remove Hard Water Stains From Bathrooms
*Vinegar is an acidic substance while Bica is used in the US but is banned in most countries such as the UK and European Union.
2. How to remove stubborn water stains in the toilet with vinegar and a glass of soda
++How To Remove Hard Water Stains From Bathrooms
*Vinegar is an acidic substance while Bica is used in the US but is banned in most countries such as the UK and European Union.
Why is borax banned in these countries? The explanation given is that it has a high potential for skin irritation. It was subsequently added to the European Chemicals Agency’s “List of Substances of Very High Concern”.Now instead of borax they use a borax substitute
The United States saw no compelling reason to ban borax as a cleaning agent. When treated properly, it is a wonderful and powerful cleanser. How to remove stubborn toilet stains with borax and vinegar.
Remove the water from the bottom of the toilet with a cup or sponge.
Pour half a cup of vinegar into the toilet bowl, scrub with a brush and wait a minute.
Add 1 cup of borax and slowly coat the bowl with it.
Slowly add 2 cups of vinegar and boil the solution.
Flush the toilet with the solution every 10 minutes for 30 minutes.
Scrub the toilet with a toilet brush, including the toilet rim.
Flush the toilet to ensure all stains are removed.
Use a toothbrush to remove stains from the floor of the toilet where the toilet brush cannot reach.