Hi All
Just wondering if anyone know how to get the bottom inside of our toilet clean in our rental.
I have poured in bleach (yes i know its bad for the environment), gloves on and scrourer in the toilert and all the usual cleaning stuff.
Any ideas to get it white again.
Thanks
Caz
How to get toilet clean
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My guess would be that something caustic was left in the toilet for a long period of time and it ate into the enamel of the toilet. You probably wont get it "clean" looking again. If you cant replace the toilet, you might look into something like this:
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Try dropping a pool chlorine tablet (or half of one) into the loo. Leave it as long as you can before you flush. I have cleaned up a few really really grotty loos this way.
Good luck - nothing worse is there
Cheers
Kim
Good luck - nothing worse is there
Cheers
Kim
Try some CLR. Calcium Lime and Rust remover.
Some times the brown is from the town water mineral deposits.
Some times the brown is from the town water mineral deposits.
Poor a heap of Harpic granules in and leave it. Usually white king bleach is good poured in a left for a few hours.
Hello,
Won't you tried with Harpic? or you can also use acid leave for some time and after sometime clean it, i am sure all the stains will go away.
Keep Sharing & Reading!
Won't you tried with Harpic? or you can also use acid leave for some time and after sometime clean it, i am sure all the stains will go away.
Keep Sharing & Reading!
As a former plumber I'm of the opinion that when toilet pans are made today the glazing in the bottom is not as thick or doesn't have the coverage as the more accessible areas, consequently it stains much easier and for that reason is not as well made as much older pans.
From the photos of the old toilets above and judging by the colour they would be VERY old and subject to stain. So in answer to your problem I suggest the only sure method is to replace the throne.
From the photos of the old toilets above and judging by the colour they would be VERY old and subject to stain. So in answer to your problem I suggest the only sure method is to replace the throne.
Hi
I totally agree with Arthur, once the glazing has been removed inside the pan, stains are almost inpossible to remove. Dont waste your money on chemicals, the only way to get rid of it is to install a new pan.
Regards
Shane
I totally agree with Arthur, once the glazing has been removed inside the pan, stains are almost inpossible to remove. Dont waste your money on chemicals, the only way to get rid of it is to install a new pan.
Regards
Shane
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