To get rid of limescale on the walls of the toilet, you will need vinegar. This is covered on the Better Homes & Gardens website.
The formation of plaque on the surface of the toilet bowl occurs due to the accumulation of mineral deposits. They can be brown or green in color and are often related to calcium, iron, lime and magnesium in the water.
Vinegar effectively removes light mineral deposits without the use of harsh chemicals or excessive rubbing. After treating the toilet with vinegar, it will shine white and smell fresh.
How to clean a toilet
- Soak paper towels in vinegar.
- Place them on the walls of the toilet in places where plaque has appeared.
- Wear gloves while working.
- Leave the paper towels on for 30 minutes. During this time, the vinegar will eat away the mineral deposits.
- Carefully remove the paper towels from the toilet and throw them away.
