The Way to Achieve a Spotless Toilet Bowl
The Bare Bowl Method -
What's the best way to remove stubborn
stains from toilets? The first thing to do is to empty the bowl of most
of its water using one of three methods:
- Take a bucket of water and pour it
rapidly into your bowl — this drives most of the water down by sort of
a manual flush — enabling you to work directly on the stains.
- Another method — the most convenient —
is to take a bowl brush and ram the water in a controlled way down the
toilet trap ten or fifteen times until all the water's out except a
little pool at the bottom.
- A third way you can do it is to take a
plunger and plunge the water down the trap.
In each case, your objective is the same:
emptying the bowl so you can work. Then sprinkle the inside of your
bowl liberally with cleanser and give it first a general cleaning using
a bowl brush. Rinse the bowl by taking water from that little pool at
the bottom. Then take your pumice stick and work directly on the
deposits. The pumice stone is a great tool because it is softer than
the porcelain but harder than the deposits — it won't scratch the bowl;
but wet it before using it to be safe and to make it easier to use.
Work until all the rings and stains are gone. Allen Rathey
Allen P. Rathey
President
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Removing Scale
Build-Up in the Bowl - The best method is to completely empty
the bowl of water first then to use domestic grade limescale remover.
To empty the bowl: First get a
good pair of rubber gloves, always buy the exra long ones, this is most
certainly a task where the extra length is useful.
I use a bucket and a large sponge to
empty the bowl after I have removed as much as I can by plunging or
scooping.
A badly scaled bowl may need
more than one application. You can use some fluid soaked tissue laid
over the stubborn bits and wait quarter of an hour or so if simply
brushing is too slow. -- Laila Steven
Ring in Toilet.
pumice didn't work - CLR didn't work - ZUD worked. -- LCD (Elsie
Dawkins)
Cleaning Toilet Bowls.
To remove toilet stains, use a pumice stone and rub hard, It will not
scratch and works well- did on my toilet bowl after 20 years of
build-up -- James A Boyle
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