Grey Stains In Bathtub

RE: Grey Stains In Bathtub Post By Sarah (Guest Post) (04/18/2008) I buy a thick toilet bowl cleaner with bleach and let it sit on the enamel for about an hour. When I rinse it off, it is sparkling white again. I have an antique clawfoot tub, so it might be a different finish. Be sure to do a spot test. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Grey Stains In Bathtub Post By Ann (Guest Post) (04/18/2008) Thank you so much for all the great information. You all are the best..... Ann Report Spam or Abuse RE: Grey Stains In Bathtub Post By angel (Guest Post) (04/17/2008) I used a pumice stone and scrubbed it and it worked pretty well. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Grey Stains In Bathtub Post by louel53 (98) | (04/17/2008) Contact This could be a combination of soap film and hard water residue. If vinegar doesn't work, try CLR, as that will remove most kinds of hard water buildup. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Grey Stains In Bathtub Post by Lorelei (152) | (04/16/2008) Profile | Contact After searching a few websites, I learned you can use a mixture of peroxide and cream of tartar to make a paste and scrub over the area with a toothbrush. Also, you can mix fresh lemon and vinegar together and wipe over the area or place a cloth dipped in the solution over the stain. If you see any improvements, but not enough; then I would suggest reapplying. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Grey Stains In Bathtub Post by retrosarah (12) | (04/16/2008) Contact I get the same thing and I've used a product called Grease Lightning, works pretty good. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Grey Stains In Bathtub Post By Billy (Guest Post) (04/16/2008) Try swimming pool chlorine. Make a paste, put it on and leave till dry. Hope it will do the job. gbilly AT ananzi.co.za Report Spam or Abuse