Coloured grout stained toilet bowl

mum2one

A thought, but as the others have said syphon some water out and pour down some very cheap supermarket cola. might help

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southcoastrgi

bleach won't shift limescale, you need limescale remover or as M2O said use coke

cyclonebri1

southcoastrgi wrote: »

bleach won't shift limescale, you need limescale remover or as M2O said use coke

I assumed the OP had a clean toilet previously:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Agree about the limescale thing, time for the long rubber gloves.

And again missed the tiler at fault bit, but having said that I'd sooner do it myself rather than have the chap come back a point out that my bog wasn't quite as clean as I thought it initially was and label me accordingly :D:D

jee

i was at work when he did it so I didn't let him and didn't notice until he was paid. and to be be fair he's normally very good and cleans up after working.
It's a brand new toilet so i'm trying not to ruin and don't want to ask him to clean it in case he damages it.

AquaJen

If it won't shift then get him to buy you a new one.

cyclonebri1

jee wrote: »

i was at work when he did it so I didn't let him and didn't notice until he was paid. and to be be fair he's normally very good and cleans up after working.
It's a brand new toilet so I'm trying not to ruin and don't want to ask him to clean it in case he damages it.

We have an upstairs toilet that rarely gets used these days, 2 weeks seems enough for the water in the pan to leave deposits in there.

Seriously it's long rubber glove time if you don't want him involved, if it won't shift with normal cleaners/descaler then you will have to get him involved.;)