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Removing Stains from a Bathtub

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Date: 12/19/2009 Topics: Cleaning > Bathroom | Readers Request > Cleaning  
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My sewer backed-up into the bath tub. How do I clean and sanitize the black and dark brown stain from the tub?

By Ron from Roswell, NM

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By catastrofy (349) Profile Contact
Try filling the tub with hot water and dissolving dishwasher detergent in it. Let it sit over night. If that doesn't work, try scrubbing with denture cleaner. Dissolve the tablets in hot water and spread it on the stains. Let it soak a couple of hours and scrub it off.

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How do I remove stains from a ceramic bathtub?

By SharonaH. from Rockville, MD

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RE: Removing Stains from a Bathtub

I use Cascade and hot water with a brush or scrubby sponge. You can let it soak a bit depending how bad it is. (09/05/2009)

By Tracy

RE: Removing Stains from a Bathtub

CLR works great. (09/06/2009)

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