How to clean a toilet from urinary calculus, limescale and rust: you can use improvised means
Over time, different types of dirt build up on your toilet – for example, limescale is formed due to mineral deposits and hard water.
Urinary stone is also a deposit. It is the cause of unpleasant odor.
The origin of rust is clear - it forms after contact between moisture and metal.
Let's see how you can wash away such stains.
How to clean a toilet from such contaminants
Try taking a liter container, put 2 dishwasher tablets and 30 g of citric acid in it. Add 700 ml of hot water and dissolve the components.
Put on rubber gloves and apply the solution to the stain. Leave the solution for an hour and wipe off the plaque with a sponge or brush.
Dirt can be flushed down the toilet with water by pressing the button. Limescale deposits can be washed off with table vinegar mixed with water.
Previously, we wrote about why you should put a tube of toothpaste in the toilet cistern.
