How To Remove Blue Green Stains From Toilet Bowl
Emily Cortez
Have you recently been concerned about blue-green stains in your toilet bowl that refuse to go away no matter how hard you try to scrub it with various industrial cleaning agents? Don’t worry, your cleaning abilities aren’t the issue. It is extremely straightforward to remove the stains using only basic homemade methods.
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Follow these steps:
Pour about three cups of distilled white and vinegar into the toilet bowl, making sure it reaches every portion of the bowl, particularly the stains.
Sprinkle three cups of salt evenly over the vinegar, ensuring that it adheres to the wet surface. Apply a thick coat of stain to every portion of the stain.
Leave the mixture to soak in the bowl for at least half an hour, but preferably overnight.
Scrub the toilet with a toilet brush with a stiff bristle. Concentrate on vigorously rubbing the salt and vinegar against the stain.
Flush the toilet to clean it, then inspect it. If there are still copper stains visible, repeat the process.
Tea tree oil and lemon juice
Procedure:
Squeeze 6 lemons or fill a cup with standard undiluted lemon juice from the shop.
To the cup of lemon juice, add 10-15 drops of tea tree oil.
Fill a spray bottle halfway with the required solution.
Thoroughly spray the entire toilet bowl, concentrating on the stained areas.
Allow about 15 minutes or so for the solution to soak.
Scrub vigorously for around 5 minutes with your brush.
Flush to raise, then examine.
If the stains remain, repeat the treatment or proceed to the following step.