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How to Clean the Bottom of the Toilet With Coca-Cola (WITHOUT Scrubbing).

How to Clean the Bottom of the Toilet With Coca-Cola (WITHOUT Scrubbing).

Today I tell you how to remove scale from the bottom of the toilet with Coke.

Yes, you read that right...with Coca-Cola!

It's surprising, but this trick really works to clean and descale toilets without scrubbing.

Coke removes stubborn yellow, gray and brown streaks in the toilet bowl.

These are traces of limestone that attach and become embedded in the bottom of the toilet.

Here is how to easily remove limescale in the toilet with Coke . Watch:

How to Clean the Bottom of the Toilet With Coca-Cola (WITHOUT Scrubbing).

Contents
  • How to
  • Result
  • Why does it work?

How to

1. Empty the water from the toilet bowl by moving back and forth with the brush.

How to Clean the Bottom of the Toilet With Coca-Cola (WITHOUT Scrubbing).

2. Pour a can of Coca-Cola down the toilet.

How to Clean the Bottom of the Toilet With Coca-Cola (WITHOUT Scrubbing).

3. Leave on for at least an hour or even overnight.

4. Flush.

Result

How to Clean the Bottom of the Toilet With Coca-Cola (WITHOUT Scrubbing).

There you go, thanks to Coke, the black marks at the bottom of the bowl have now disappeared without rubbing :-)

Easy, fast and efficient, right?

Now the toilet bowl is perfectly white!

Plus a trace of limestone in the WC. Plus, no need to scrub!

And it works even when the toilets are very calcified. Handy for whitening the bottom of the toilet!

No need to buy an anti-limestone ring for toilets at Leroy Merlin

You can use this grandmother's remedy to remove stubborn limescale in wall-hung toilets or grinders.

Why does it work?

Coca is a powerful anti-limestone and an effective stripper. Why?

Because it contains phosphoric acid.

And it's the phosphoric acid contained in the Coke that removes the scale encrusted in the bowl.

It is indeed a chemical compound that is often used in mechanics to derust parts.

It is also found in the composition of toilet cleaning gels.

It removes dirt and scale from toilets.

Conclusion, Coke is indeed an effective limescale remover (and a drink dangerous to health)!

Note that this solution is compatible with septic tanks.

Because in this case, the phosphoric acid is diluted enough not to damage the toilet.