Have you ever noticed how hard it is to remove some difficult hard water stains from your bathroom? For some reason, the harder the water then the more difficult it is to get rid of the stains that the water leaves behind. That being said, just because the stains may be more difficult to remove, doesn't mean you need to throw your hands up in despair and give up. Rather, all you need to do is use one of these methods to get your task done
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2021-09-16 20:49:01
J J
Baking soda won’t do it. Hard water is alkaline, so baking soda is ineffective. Vinegar is better, because the alkaline buildup needs acid to cut through it. Believe me, I know hard water—I live in an area where the water is incredibly hard! Rain water is very soft, right? OK, where I live, the water is incredibly hard, about the exact opposite of rain water. Hard-water deposits are a bear to clean off!
2021-09-13 05:29:43
Lori Zinn
What about hard water/scale stains in a toilet bowl and around the water entry point? I have hunted everywhere for help to make our toilet look respectable, and have even used a knife to try and remove the scale in the bowl. Online toilet supposed toilet cleaning always shows much newer toilets than ours, and that are already clean looking, or with just a bit of surface grunge. Our toilet is at least forty years old, but still perfectly usable, just I have a real problem to get it look unstained. Please help with workable suggestions.
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