How to Remove Hard Water Stains from Toilet

Cleaning the bathroom is the last thing that you will want to do, but it is part of the whole cleaning process.

Yes, you will have to remove the muck, suds, stains, and other buildups in and around the tub or shower stall. But, there is also one place that you need to put your attention to and that is the toilet bowl.

If you are using hard water, then stains are bound to appear.

How to remove hard water stains from toilet and what cleaning tool should you use? In this case, The Crown Choice Long Handle Scrub Brush Set.

What Is a Hard Water Stain?

If you are using hard water in your home, chances are you’ve seen limescale and rust building up in your faucets, your sink, even your toilet bowl.

Hard water stains appear as this chalky white substance that accumulates on the nozzle of your faucet, shower head, even near the bottom of your toilet bowl. These stains appear because of the excess minerals that are present in the water. 

Why Does the Toilet Bowl Stain Quickly?

Hard water may cause the stains in your bowl indirectly. This is because the mineral deposits that you find in your bowl actually came from the siphon jets of your toilet.

When you flush, these mineral deposits get dumped into your bowl and since there is a small amount of water that gets left behind, with traces of human excrement, the stains will likely build up as well. 

Tips on How to Remove Hard Water Stains from Toilet

If you want to remove hard water stains from the toilet properly, you will need to use the best hard water cleaner.

Although there are several products that can get the job done, you might be surprised to find that the best hard water cleaner can be found in your home already such as: 

How to Remove Hard Water Stains from Toilet Baking Soda and Vinegar

Step 1: Pour a cup of vinegar into the toilet bowl and swish it around with the toilet brush. Let it sit for about a minute.
Step 2: Add a cup of baking soda, then a cup or two of vinegar. There will be some chemical reaction between the two. Leave it for 10 minutes.
Step 3: Swish the solution around the bowl, especially in the areas where the water hasn’t reached yet.
Step 4: Leave the solution on for about half an hour. Swish around at least twice or until you see all the stains have been removed.
Step 5: Use The Crown Choice long-handled scrub brush set to get rid of the stubborn stains under the rim. Flush it after to get rid of the cleaning solution. 

How to Remove Hard Water Stains from Toilet Borax and Vinegar

Step 1: Pour ¼ cup of borax into the bowl then swish it around some using your toilet brush.
Step 2: Add one cup of vinegar into the bowl and let it sit for twenty minutes or so.
Step 3: Scrub the bowl with your toilet brush or with The Crown Choice long-handled brush set to remove stains.
Step 4: Flush the toilet to rinse it. 

Scrub Hard Water Stains Away with the Crown Choice Long Handle Scrub Brush Set

Learning how to remove hard water stains from toilet can help you keep your bathroom looking great.

With The Crown Choice long handle scrub brush set, you will be able to scrub away tough buildup without difficulty.

The long handle of the brushes gives you more room to access even the toughest areas, especially under the rim of the bowl. 

Get to know more about The Crown Choice long handle scrub brush set and complete your cleaning tools with it.