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RE: Using a Pumice Stone on Porcelain Toilet Bowl
bar keepers friend is better than comet and like products anyday.
if that doesn't work: pour 1/2 cup white vinegar in bowl, close top, and leave over night. flush then if still stained scrub.
also, pouring 1/2 cup white vinegar into the tank, before bed, helps to kill bacteria,mold, mildew, etc. which leaves stains
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Post By heather, MO (Guest Post)
(01/13/2008)
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The works, I agree completely! It's at Wal-mart. That mixed w/the toilet wand scrubbers works very well.
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Post By Shonda (Guest Post)
(01/11/2008)
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Buy a bottle of "the works" from the dollar store. We have well water that has lime in the water. Thats what has worked very well for me. Shonda from Western Ky
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Post By Elizabeth (Guest Post)
(01/11/2008)
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Try Bar Keepers Friend (it's in the cleaning aisle by the Comet). It takes all kinds of stains off my porceain sink.
RE: Using a Pumice Stone on Porcelain Toilet Bowl
I would try Lime Away or CLR first. I think pumice would scratch porcelain over time.
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