Cleaning toilets

There are pumice stones that can be used to scrub the surface. If that doesn't work, you can use muratic acid.

"Vox Humana" wrote in news:q_7Bc.129231$ snipped-for-privacy@fe2.columbus.rr.com:

I've also had good luck making a paste of Barkeeper's Friend and spreading it over the stained areas, allowing it to sit for several hours. I finish by scrubbing with the white grade of Scotchbrite pad which is easy on the porcelain. I've never had luck with the pumice stones.

I find it in the supermarket where other powdered cleansers are stocked. If not on that shelf, then perhaps in a "special" cleaning section where the metal polishes are stocked. If you cannot find it in a store, there are many online sources for it.

Wayne

"Steve Arndt" wrote in news:b%NCc.94088$Hg2.70316@attbi_s04:

Also consider "ZUD" or any other product containing oxalic acid. Pure oxalic acid crystals is available in home improvement stores as wood bleach. 1 Tablespoon oxalic acid to 1 cup of hot water is recommended for removing rust spots from fabric---be certain to rinse it out of fabric well to avoid damage. It should work for other rust stains as well.

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This worked great. And I also used towlet bowl cleaner with bleach to start the process.

Thanks for the help.

Steve

"Steve Arndt" wrote in news:GB1Ec.107864$2i5.20748@attbi_s52:

You're very welcome! Glad it worked for you.