Amazon has it if your local grocery store doesn't
In Europe, Cillit Bang toilet cleaner, shifts everything, including lime scale, blue water marks and soap scum. Alternative, acidic toilet cleaners might work
Any acidic cleaner should work. This category would include both vinegar (acetic acid) and commercial lime dissolving solutions (muriatic acid, K2R, Lime Away, etc.). Wear gloves, don't get cleaner under your rings, sponge off with water to preserve your grout after removing lime.I would use nothing stronger than white vinegar. Anything stronger will destroy the grout.
probably eats it away
pH is 1
soda lime is a solid and a fruit lime soda is a drink that is made from soda and lime together.
Descaler is a powerful yet safe cleaner for rust and limescale.
It could be lime deposits. Try the toilet bowl cleaner Lime Away and see if that helps. Vinagar might do the trick too. Remove the ladder and soak it or brush the cleaner on and let it set a few hours. A: Alum. ladders will degrade quickly in water.
This sometimes happens because rust or calcium particles are sticking the diverter and forcing some or all of the water to the shower head. CLR, Lime-Away, or in some tough cases Lysol toilet bowl cleaner will remove the unwanted metallic compounds and allow the diverter to do its job correctly. Just make sure those acidic products are thoroughly rinsed away before hopping into the tub!
In Europe, Cillit Bang toilet cleaner, shifts everything, including lime scale, blue water marks and soap scum. Alternative, acidic toilet cleaners might work
oddly enough, a product called 'lime away' - and others, usually can be found at the dollar store, or department store.
Well yes you can put drain cleaner down the toilet because it's not much of a difference to the toilet. If it was a liquid then it would just break down some calcium on the toilet and some lime rust stains, but then of it was those rubber metal strings then it would be not as effective all it does it make the hair of the toilet go down and break up to make a easy flush If you have a Septic Tank System, it may not be advisable to use a product that is not COMPATIBLE with Septic Systems. The cleaner may kill the bacteria in the tank that is necessary for the systems' operation.
it was usually wood or if you were rich you could have one made out of lime stone and it was basically a little bowl with a hole and every few days they would empty it onto the fields as fertilizer
Any acidic cleaner should work. This category would include both vinegar (acetic acid) and commercial lime dissolving solutions (muriatic acid, K2R, Lime Away, etc.). Wear gloves, don't get cleaner under your rings, sponge off with water to preserve your grout after removing lime.I would use nothing stronger than white vinegar. Anything stronger will destroy the grout.
A lime with calcium hydroxide is a base.
Lime away. Lime away does not work on hard water deposits.
probably eats it away
pH is 1