How to get rid of rusty deposits in the toilet: savvy housewives shared a secret
Over time, any toilet, even the most fashionable one, begins to become covered with dirty, rusty stains.
It is not always possible to remove dirt even with “killer” household chemicals.
However, there is no need to be upset about this, as there is a fairly effective remedy against any limescale deposit.
The second part of our article will tell you more about this miracle mixture.
Take note
First, arm yourself with hydrogen peroxide and ammonia. Mix 50 milliliters of each of the above mentioned products.
Then put on rubber household gloves. Take a sponge and dip it into the resulting mixture.
Test the product on an invisible area of the plumbing fixture – some ceramic surfaces may not react well to this cleaning product.
If there is no adverse reaction, feel free to clean the problem areas of your toilet.
