Vinegar can be called an irreplaceable ingredient in cooking.
But, as practice shows, it has a wider scope of application.
Therefore, it is worth understanding why experienced housewives pour vinegar into the toilet cistern and what effect can be achieved.
Eliminate unpleasant odors
Vinegar is an excellent remedy for removing limescale and unpleasant odors from the toilet.
By pouring it into the toilet tank, you can dissolve various deposits and “kill” the odors that form inside.
Limescale control
Regularly using vinegar in your toilet tank can help prevent limescale and other deposits from building up in your pipes and on the surface of your toilet.
This helps maintain the efficiency of the water supply system and increases the service life of plumbing equipment.
How to use vinegar
Vinegar is a versatile product, but it makes sense to be judicious when using it.
To use it, open the toilet tank in the evening and pour out one glass of vinegar.
Important condition: you can't drain the water from the tank overnight. The vinegar will need time to kill all the unpleasant odors and soften the limescale that remains inside the toilet tank.
Things to remember
Vinegar can be called an effective remedy, but in this case we are talking only about the preventive effect. You should not think that vinegar will help get rid of all the dirt.
Earlier we wrote about how to quickly dry your laundry after washing.
