That unsightly ring around your toilet is made up of hard water deposits. If your home has a soft water system, the toilet will be less likely to suffer from this accumulation of minerals. There are countless cleaning chemicals on the market designed to help remove mineral deposits. Instead of using aggressive chemicals, eliminate the accumulation of non-toxic, eco-friendly and low-cost household products.
Instructions
1 Close the toilet water. This is typically a valve located at the base of the toilet.
2 pull the chain. When the water is turned off for bathing and washing, the water level must fall below the mineral ring accumulated in the toilet bowl.
3 Sprinkle baking soda generously over the mineral deposits in the toilet bowl.
4 white distilled drizzle vinegar over baking soda, so make a paste. Let stand for about 10 minutes.
5 rub vigorously with a toilet brush.
6 pour more vinegar into the mineral buildup and let stand for about 15 minutes before re-scrubbing.
7 Scrub the area with the bath brush to rinse the vinegar.
8 Scrub The ring with a pumice stone to remove a hard-to-build mineral, if necessary.
9 put the water back to the bathroom and flush to rinse the area.