How to remove the yellow scale in the bathroom

Pour the mixture of vinegar and water into the bedpan, soak for 4 to 5 hours and then scrub to wipe off the dirt in the bedpan.

Pour half a small bowl of baking soda into the potty, then soak in boiling water for 30 minutes.

Put a little oxalic acid or dilute hydrochloric acid into the bedpan, then scrub vigorously (wear gloves, hands and skin do not touch the water in the bedpan), and then rinse with clean water to remove the dirt in the bedpan.

Where a large brush can't be touched, you can use a discarded toothbrush to go deep into the bedpan to clean, which is convenient and effective.

Vinegar foam: To remove limescale from bathtubs, walls and faucets, soak a rag in vinegar and leave it on top of the dirt overnight. The next morning, mix the baking soda and vinegar into a paste, then use a toothbrush dipped in the paste to scrub the area and clean it.

Old newspaper wipe: Wipe the bathtub with old newspaper to remove old dirt, or you can use a clean cloth or brush dipped in some decontamination powder to gently wipe it, and then rinse it with water.

Special Cleaner: If you don't care about the cost, use a special bath cleaner! It can not only effectively remove common soap stains and limescale on the surface of the bathtub, but also has special effects on the organic aged yellow scale that is difficult to remove, saving time and effort, and not damaging the surface of the bathtub.

Use a small steel wool ball to dip some used waste vegetable oil (such as peanut oil left over from frying), then squeeze some toothpaste on top of it, and wipe the limescale area! Finally, wash it out with water!

Normal laundry detergent soak for 5 10 minutes, and you can remove it with a brush of ordinary toilet cleaner.

If that doesn't work, try Mr. Wittmann

Clean the water first, soak it in oxalic acid for a while, and then rinse it down!