We can all agree that having limescale stains in our toilets is just nasty and awful to look at.
To make things even worse, it’s not that easy to clean these stains as well. However, every problem has its solution, right?
Yes, it does!
Therefore, we are going to discuss everything you need to know about limescale and how to get rid of it for good.
So, to start things of, first, we should know what we are up against. What exactly is limescale?
When it comes to bathrooms, I suppose that we all have one thing in common – all of us love to have their bathrooms clean and shiny. But, in reality, the fact is that rust stains make it difficult to keep your toilet shiny white.
The rust stains are results of the water’s content. The more a toilet bowl is used, the bigger the chance is that red-brown rust stains will appear in it. And, of course, the longer the rust stains stay in the toilet bowl, the harder it will be for you to remove them.
Fortunately, there are a few ways to remove rust stains from toilet bowl completely – and guess what? All of them use only natural ingredients.
After reading this article, you will get some new ideas about how to remove rust stains and you will not need to buy those expensive products full of harmful chemicals.
Since all of our toilet seats are exposed to urine, we should all know how to clean them.
Let’s be honest here, these stains are formed all the time accidentally. The more traffic there is in the bathroom, meaning the more people use it, the bigger the chances for those people to stain the toilet seat with urine.
The longer that stain stays on the toilet seat, the more time it has to form itself into a smelly hard stain with bacteria.
Quickly cleaning up might help prevent staining and odor, but if you leave it sitting there, it can become quite uncomfortable to see and to smell.
Whether you are working as a toilet cleaner in a restaurant or a school, or you’re just looking for a piece of advice on how to do this in your own home – you will benefit from reading this article.
If you’ve ever wondered how to clean a badly stained toilet and if that’s even possible, I can tell you that removing the stains can be quite of a challenge but if you follow the steps I’m about to share with you, the job will be a bit easier since there’s nothing worse than having a dirty and stained toilet bowl.
Other than bacteria that these stains contain, they also look very nasty, so you probably felt ashamed whenever you had guests.
Whether we talk about urine stain, faeces, limescale, mould etc., these stains can be really stubborn and difficult to remove no matter how strong of a solution you use.
However, if you follow these simple steps, you’ll learn how to clean a badly stained toilet in no time!
We have all had experiences with going to the bathroom and finding the toilet seat in a different color than it should be. This is an unpleasant experience for everyone.
Whether we had this situation in a hospital, school, at an airport, a restaurant, at our friends’ place or at our own home – it is always uncomfortable. Truth be told, all of us wish we could forget it and that the owner of the bathroom took proper care of it.
Well, since all of us own a bathroom, knowing how uncomfortable it can be for anyone to see this, it is our job to keep our toilet seat clean.
Before spending too much money on buying a new one, consider cleaning it yourself. This can be done in a few simple steps in a number of different ways.
From using vinegar and different types of powder – there is a way to clean for everyone’s taste. So, relax, we will fix this problem together. Let’s see how!
Hooray, it’s cleaning time!
No matter how hard it seems sometimes or how lazy we often feel when we are supposed to start cleaning, there is no better feeling the world than having your entire house cleaned.
There is just something that gives you peace after the hard day of work in your favorite sofa, now clean more than ever.
To be fair, cleaning your living room is probably not a thing that gives you nightmares or keeps your procrastinating. We all have that one room or that one thing in our household we avoid cleaning, and for most people – it’s the toilet.
Of course, the toilet gets dirty, as well as all the other parts of our home. Then what holds us back from cleaning it more often and with at least a bit more joy? Probably the fact that we are unfamiliar with the best method for cleaning it.
We value family and healthy life and therefore spend most of the time finding the best ways to improve our surroundings. We’ve discovered what’s the best way to clean your toilet bowl, and we’ll explain to you how to use vinegar and baking soda to ensure that your toilet bowl is clean. Let’s start!
Whether you are a housewife, a professional cleaning lady, a helpful husband or a working mother (or any other person in the world, really), you have to get your hands dirty and (help) clean your household. The household chores are often a nuisance, they take long, you get tired and dirty, and sometimes frustrated because your traditional cleaning techniques sometimes just won’t work.
People are constantly looking for new ways of completing a chore that will be cheaper, faster, and easier. They compare ways to do something, they are re-purposing cleaning materials and trying to, essentially, find ways to use something that they already have lying around the house for something else.
The ideas get really creative. Some of them are fairly obvious; however, some are almost crazy at a first glance. Take using denture tablets for cleaning toilets as an example. If you do not have dentures yourself or do not live in a house with someone who has them, this idea probably never crossed your mind.
It seems like a science (you need to finish some special university to understand) when it comes to realizing what can be used in cleaning the toilet and what will cause harm to it.
It’s inevitable – every part of the toilet (as well as any other part of any other room) gets dirty.
Starting from the dust, over the stains and leaks, over to bacteria – they will all become residents of your toilet and if you want to keep you and your family safe and healthy, you have to know the best way to get rid of these germs.
It’s not a big secret that people have doubts and insecurities when it comes to choosing the best method for cleaning their toilet. One of the questions that pop out the most is:
“Can I use vinegar to clean toilet tank?” In this article, we answer this question and explain in details what you should in order to keep your toilet tank clean and clear. Let’s get to the bottom of this!
You walk into your bathroom and you finish using the toilet normally, but when you flush it you hear a gurgling noise coming from your sink?
What could be the cause of this new sound?
The first couple of times you hear this noise you might not think much of it, but if you ignore it for a while it can become very troublesome.
After a while, you will notice that water is draining slower and slower. Other than that, gases from the sewer, like methane and hydrogen sulfate can enter your home and cause issues like sinus infections. Besides, the smell emitting from these gases is something you will definitely want to avoid, especially it spreading outside the bathroom to the rest of your home.
Like with every problem that comes from clogged sinks and pipes, the solutions for this one are pretty easy if you follow the instructions. This particular problem is not harder to solve than any other, and you won’t have to spend a lot of money to do it yourself. Let’s take a look at how to do it.
Most of us have experienced that horrible feeling when you flush your toilet and instead of it flushing nicely, it gets clogged.
Sometimes it can also cause flooding, which only adds to our frustration, because then we have to either call a plumber or unclog the toilet ourselves and clean the entire toilet, because of all the mess that had happened.
When we do not have money for a plumber, we tend to try to resolve this issue alone, and the most common way to do it is to unclog the toilet drain with a plunger tool or some drain snake.
But, since it requires some time and things tend to get messy when this type of work is done, first we usually try to unclog the toilet by pouring certain materials into it and hope that it will work out nicely.
Well, we are here today to teach you what you could pour down a toilet in order to unclog it, what are the most common household items you could use for this and if that doesn’t do the trick, what is the best chemical alternative to the homemade remedies.
So, stick with us and let us begin!
