Known as ‘rest’ room, the bathroom is the only place in your house where you are only with yourself. Your most loathsome enemy there are the sickly dark stains that almost no toilet can save itself from. The main culprits are hard water and rusting. Always trust the professional service of experienced cleaners for the big events – moving in, moving out, one-off, spring cleaning or before throwing that grand party you worked on for over a month. Yet there are useful tips for the regular upkeep of your premises.
Bleach is a strong cleaning agent. It is very effective for tough stains. Take half a cup of dry bleach powder and pour into the toilet bowl. Leave for a few hours and then flush away the bleach. Don’t allow the bleach to stay so clean thoroughly with water.
Borax Powder is very effective in removing toilet stains. And it is very easy to find in any hardware store. Sprinkle the powder directly on the stained area. Then use a plastic brush to scrub the stains. After scrubbing leave for thirty minutes and then flush thoroughly. Borax powder makes the toilet gleaming white.
Hard water stains, especially those that have been there for a long time, can be very hard to remove. One effective remedy is to use a lime scale remover. Apply it on the stain and leave it for some time. Then rinse thoroughly with water. You have to apply this for a couple of times to completely remove the stain. Hard water stains should not be allowed to set and so
regular cleaning is advised.
Preventing toilet stains is the best solution. Most of the stains can be removed by simply cleaning the bathroom regularly. Try to clean your bathroom at least twice a week. Try to remove the stains as early as possible, because if you leave them longer they are harder to remove. Recent stains recent can be very effectively removed with only a scrub and hot water.