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gross toilet ! How to get rid of limescale
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hi
I've merged this to an older thread to keep the answers together.May all your dots fall silently to the ground.0 -
I thought that bleach would just lighten limescale and not get rid of it????? We shove the loo brush down the loo a few times to reuce the water level and then put white vinegar down the toilet and leave overnight; it works fantastically. Also use the white vinegar to clean limescale deposits on taps and tiles etc - very versatile!0
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WD40 left for a few minutes then chip away with the back of an old toothbrush after use Harpic limescale remover and your toilet is left spotless ours had limescale caked on and my very hard to impress wife was stunned by the results high praise indeed from adolfia0
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I've had issues with my loo and manky black limescale. I found Harpic Professional Limescale cleaner in HomeBargains for a quid...
Its worked wonders, would heartily recommend it
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We live in a very hard water area, and our beautiful white suite is getting heavily stained, I've tried some anti-limescale tablets, and these have worked to an extent, but not totally.
It's worse where the water lays and around the rim, none of the other toilet cleaners seem to have much effect.0 -
Hi there :beer: It might be a case of persisting with what you're doing now, then cleaning regularly to keep your loo sparking
I'll add this to the existing "limescale in the loo" thraed to keep ideas together.
Penny. x:rudolf: Sheep, pigs, hens and bees on our Teesdale smallholding :rudolf:0 -
got to be Harpic limescale remover for me. not tried vinegar yet but will be doing.em x
Proud to be dealing with my debts0 -
Penelope_Penguin wrote: »Hi there :beer: It might be a case of persisting with what you're doing now, then cleaning regularly to keep your loo sparking
I'll add this to the existing "limescale in the loo" thraed to keep ideas together.
Penny. x
Thanks Penny, somehow missed this enormous thread with all the advice!0 -
hi i know i getting a right pain for all you mse experts but ive learned so much from this site and saved loads of dosh , im going willcos in about a hour to look for the famous stardust cleaing product, and it made me think is there a cheap way to get rid of limescarle in the toliet i normally use tablets but there are expensive and stop work straight away when you stop using preffable some natrual stuff that have in cupbaord thanks in advance
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starDROPS. Stardust is a little different, not so good.0
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