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Anonymous users2024-01-24You can take an appropriate amount of white vinegar and add a little baking soda powder, mix well, pour it into the toilet, about 15 minutes later, scrub it with a brush, and finally rinse it with water. In this way, the original limescale yellow edge can be cleaned up.
Method 2: Drink leftover Coke. You can pour the leftover cola into the toilet bowl and soak it for about an hour, because the main ingredient of cola is carbonic acid, which will react with alkaline dirt to remove dirt and achieve the purpose of cleaning.
Method 3: Soot. If you have a smoker at home, you can collect the usual cigarette ash and add a little soot to it when removing the stubborn dirt, which can be easily cleaned up with ordinary toilet cleaner!
Method 4: Toilet Cleaner! Nowadays, there are all kinds of them sold in supermarkets, and they all work well to use!
Method 5: Toothpaste. Toothpaste has a certain decontamination effect, and generally difficult stains in the toilet can be solved. You don't need to use expensive toothpaste here, just the kind of toothpaste that costs a dollar.
Hope it helps, dear
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Okay, the removal effect is good.
I also encountered this problem, and I thought I had bought a fake product. I tried rubbing it with edible alkali and it worked well. You can try it.
84 disinfectant is very powerful, no, you can use diluted sulfuric acid, but it's a bit dangerous.
Caustic soda cannot be used. Instead, use a descaler.
You can tie a rag to a wire that is easy to bend.
Not exactly limescale, mostly urine alkali. They react with acid, and it is most important to use a small amount of strong acid, but be sure to pay attention to safety, do not soak for a long time, and rinse with water as soon as possible.