Today I show you how to remove limescale from the walls and toilet rims.
Because limescale in the toilet is a real problem!
Especially when it is embedded in the smallest corners of the bowl.
It's dirty and in addition, hello smells...
Fortunately, I've been using this grandma's trick for 8 months to remove tartar effortlessly and without rubbing.
And since then no trace!
The trick is to put paper towels soaked in white vinegar on the walls and edges of the toilets.
It's stupid, but you had to think about it to descale the bowl! Watch:
1. Take your white vinegar.
2. Soak paper towels in white vinegar.
3. Place them on the walls and under the rim of the bowl.
4. Leave on overnight.
5. In the morning, remove the paper and throw it away.
6. Flush.
There you go, thanks to this powerful anti-limestone, the limescale on the walls and edges of the toilets disappeared effortlessly :-)
Easy, fast and efficient, right?
No more disgusting yellow, black and brown streaks in the WC.
The toilet bowl regained all its whiteness without bleach.
No need to run to Leroy Merlin to buy an anti-limescale ring!
You already have everything you need in your cupboards.
And as you have seen, no need to scratch for hours.
White vinegar does all the work for you!
Toilet cleaning has never been so easy.
And given the price of white vinegar, it would be wrong to deprive yourself.
The other advantage of this homemade trick... is that white vinegar is natural and compatible with septic tanks.
And it also works for cleaning Geberit wall hung toilets or macerator toilets.
The traces of limestone are located at the bottom of the bowl, at the level of the elbow or the evacuation of the pipe?
Proceed in the same way.
But before, evacuate the water from the bowl by making a pumping motion with the toilet brush.
Same remark if the limestone is in the flush.
Empty it well before applying the paper towel soaked in white vinegar.
White vinegar is a natural product with a very acidic pH. Its pH is 2.4.
What characterizes this natural product, therefore, is its acidity.
It is this property that allows it to overcome tartar and limestone naturally.
Yes, acidity is the number one enemy of limestone. She literally disintegrates him!
White vinegar is therefore a great natural and economical product for removing limescale.
The paper towel technique allows the white vinegar to be in contact with the traces of limescale longer.
This gives it time to fully soak up the stains. It can thus act in depth.
Well-encrusted traces of limestone cannot resist!
This also allows easier access to less accessible areas full of limestone.
For example under the limescale rim of the toilet bowl!
