A Tip for Removing Limescale from the Bottom of the Toilet Without Too Much Effort
Tartar and yellowish marks at the bottom of the toilet bowl, in addition to being a real nest of microbes? What chores! Fortunately ! There are several ecological solutions to have clean and spotless toilet bowls. To keep the toilet bowl white and clean. Here are some tips to do!
Descaling your toilet with soda crystals or baking soda or white vinegar:
We might as well warn you that this solution requires elbow grease. In fact, to obtain convincing results, you will have to scrub!
- Remove the water from the bowl using your brush (use it like a suction cup so that the water drains away). Pour the equivalent of 1/4 liter of soda crystals or bicarbonate or white vinegar directly into your toilet. Leave it on for at least one night.
- Once done, vigorously scrub the bottom of your toilet bowl with your brush to remove all the deposits. If your toilet is not completely clean, you can repeat step 1, this time adding 1/2 liter of the product of your choice.
- Flush the toilet to remove the last deposits.
Good to know: For greater efficiency, you can place paper towels soaked in white vinegar on the internal walls of your toilet bowl.
Combining white vinegar (for the walls) with soda crystals (for the bottom of the bowl) will greatly improve the effectiveness of your descaling.