3 Effective Solutions For Recurring Toilet Ring
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You can say goodbye to those recurring toilet rings with these easy and tested cleaning hacks by Maid Training Academy on YouTube. Learn these methods and find out which one works best for your toilet.
Materials:
- Scouring stick
- Lime-a-way bathroom cleaner
- Latex gloves
- Bar keeper’s friend cleanser
- Scotch brite, non-scratch
- Comet deodorizer and cleaning powder with bleach
- Clorox cleaner plus bleach
- Toilet brush
Directions:
Step 1: Use a scouring stick
Get the scouring stick, then wet the end of the pumice stone, and rub it onto the ring that formed around the toilet. Once the ring is gone, you can flush it as usual. If you found this method effective on your toilet the most, then continue to use this method. However, some may have worries about this method as this can scratch the porcelain itself and ruin the toilet.
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Step 2: Spraying lime-a-way bathroom cleaner
Spray the bathroom cleaner solution on the ring, then grab the scotch brite, and use it to scrub the ring away. Flush the toilet to rinse, then spray the bathroom cleaner again, and let it sit for a few minutes this time before scrubbing and flushing the toilet. If you find this method the most effective, then simply repeat the process.
Step 3: Pouring bar keeper’s friend cleanser
Pour the powder directly into the ring, then grab the scotch brite, use it to scrub the ring away, and flush the toilet to rinse. If you find this method the most effective, then pour the powder all over the water on the toilet and let it sit for a few minutes before scrubbing and flushing.
Bonus: The usual way of cleaning the toilet
Pour the bleach on the toilet, then spray the cleaner, and let them sit for a few minutes. Grab a toilet brush, then start scrubbing the toilet ring away until completely gone, and flush to rinse the toilet.
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