Hard water, bacteria, and mildew can cause those unsightly rings. If toilet bowl rings seem to be a constant in your bathroom, it’s probably not from cleaning, or lack there of. Hard water is a common ...

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Cleaning rust stains in your toilet might just be one of the worst household jobs around. But could this nifty kitchen ...

A professional cleaner has shared her simple trick for removing stubborn limescale stains found inside the toilet.

Dark stains in or around your toilet can be caused by a few culprits. Some can be resolved with routine cleaning, but others ...

You may have heard that you can easily remove stubborn limescale from faucets with game-changing ingredients, some of which you may already have stocked in your cupboards, like vinegar or baking soda.

Dealing with hard water stains in your toilet? These left behind mineral deposits can make your toilet look incredibly dark and dingy and be even harder to get rid of the longer they sit. If you live ...

Most of the stains and grime in your toilet bowl are readily visible when you open the lid and look inside. However, there could be some stains and buildup that are barely visible in the siphon jet of ...

Q. I'm at my wits' end with toilet bowl cleaners. My toilet has light and dark stains in the bottom of the bowl, as well as up under the rim. I've tried the usual brands of toilet bowl cleaner, and ...

If you've spotted brown, black or green stains inside your loo, it's likely limescale. Limescale is a result of hard water, which leaves deposits like calcium and magnesium in toilet bowls. When the ...

Q. This week: The two toilets in our 1930's era house were replaced about ten years ago. Despite that, they look beat up and dirty. We have tried cleaning them with Comet and other scouring powders, ...