How to remove encrusted scale in the toilet?
As the days go by, tartar becomes encrusted in the toilets...
Why ? Because the water stagnates there permanently.
And nothing is more difficult to clean than encrusted limestone!
There are plenty of products on the market, such as Harpic, to get rid of limestone.
Not only are they overpriced, but they are also far from natural...
Fortunately, here are 5 incredible tips to remove encrusted scale in the toilet easily and naturally . Watch:
Make your homemade limescale remover with baking soda and white vinegar.
Baking soda and white vinegar are formidable for removing traces of lime scale in the toilet.
1. Pour 250 ml of white vinegar into the bowl and pass the brush to spread it evenly. Leave on for 2 min.
2. Pour 150 g of baking soda into the toilet bowl, and add 500 ml of vinegar. This will create a foaming reaction.
3. Leave everything to act for 10 min.
4. Use the toilet brush to spread the mixture all around the bowl and especially on the encrusted lime stains. Don't flush the toilet.
5. Leave on for 30 minutes, brushing once or twice until the limescale disappears.
6. If there are still stains, scrub with the toilet brush or even better a stiff bristle nylon brush.
7. Flush the toilet to rinse.
Check out the trick here.
If you are looking for an effective anti-scaling product, white vinegar is the solution to eliminate limescale deposits in the toilet.
It is a powerful natural product for removing limestone from toilets. Here's how:
1. Boil white vinegar in a saucepan or kettle (kill two birds with one stone, as the kettle will be descaled in the process).
2. Pour the hot white vinegar into the bowl. Insist on the areas where the limestone is well encrusted.
3. Soak a cloth in warm vinegar.
4. Apply the cloth to stubborn limescale stains.
5. Leave on overnight.
6. Just flush the toilet.
Check out the trick here.
Soda crystals are also particularly effective in combating limescale in toilets...
But also to descale the bottom of the very calcified bowl.
To dissolve toilet scale, follow this easy recipe:
1. Boil 1 liter of water.
2. Put on gloves before handling the soda crystals.
3. In a basin, put 3 tablespoons of soda crystals.
4. Pour the boiling water into the basin, mixing well with the spoon.
5. Pour the mixture directly into the toilet and leave to act for at least 15 min.
6. Brush the bottom of the bowl and flush the toilet.
Check out the trick here.
With citric acid, cleaning scale in toilets is simple! To remove all black, yellow or brown marks, follow this tutorial:
1. Boil a liter of water.
2. Pour the water into a container.
3. Add three tablespoons of citric acid to it.
4. Mix well to dilute.
5. Pour your cleaning product into the bowl.
6. Wait 15 minutes before scrubbing with the toilet brush.
7. Flush.
Check out the trick here.
How to remove limescale in the toilet? With denture tablets! Surprising, but it works!
1. Put five denture tablets directly into the bowl.
2. Leave on overnight.
3. Scrub with the toilet brush.
4. Flush.
Check out the trick here.
Another option for getting rid of stubborn limestone in the toilet is to scrape it off with very fine grit sandpaper.
Prefer the grit called 0000, it's the finest and it won't scratch your toilet.
You can use the sandpaper alone or with a household product to reinforce its action.
Now you see that there is no need to use harsh and expensive chemicals to fight limescale!
Natural products are equally effective in whitening toilets and removing plaque from toilets.
To avoid fighting for hours with limescale, the best thing is to clean your toilets regularly.
Yes, regularity is your best ally! Why?
Because it's the best way to prevent limescale from slowly becoming encrusted on your toilet bowl.
Have you tried these tricks to get rid of limescale in the toilet? Let us know in the comments if it worked for you. We can't wait to read you!
