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Anonymous users2024-01-24Our chemistry teacher said yes, there is pongylic acid in coke, which affects the absorption of calcium ions in the bones, and the teacher asked us to use more cola to flush the toilet.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23xia is blind and can really remove dirt Who still buys more than ten or twenty powerful stain removers, and directly spend two yuan and five goo dong knock down What a savings.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Cola is calcium. Does your toilet contain calcium?
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Coke contains some decontamination ingredient in dish soap, which is said to be able to remove dirt, so don't try it.
Coke blocks the absorption of calcium.
There is caffeine. Excessive acidity erodes tooth enamel. >>>More
The phosphoric acid in cola is diluted to weak alkali acid. >>>More
Coke can be used to clean toilets because cola contains acid, and the main component of toilet dirt is calcification, which dissolves calcium, so it can remove stains from the toilet. >>>More
Because the dirt on the toilet bowl is mainly urine alkali and water alkali, all substances containing acid can neutralize part of the urine alkali and water alkali, and the main ingredient of cola is carbonic acid, which will react with the dirt on the toilet bowl, thereby reducing the adsorption of dirt on the inner wall of the toilet.
It's okay, some effects, but if the dirt is thick, the effect is not as good as it could be! It's not as effective as baking soda, buy a bag of baking soda, sprinkle it in the toilet, and use a brush to dip it in water and brush it off, it works very well, I hope to adopt!