how do I clean urine stain on underside of plastic toilet seat?

replying to RAIN, Sophia Hoyte wrote: I got indelible nicotine stains on mine I spray painted it silver to match the chrome in the bathroom.

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replying to Donna in Texas, HarcX wrote: Donna, Look at the question, the need is to remove the urine stains NOT to buy a new seat. I'll be very brave and hazard a guess the idea of buying a new seat has actually crossed the mind.

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Peroxide

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replying to bana197878, dieuwka tsesmetzis wrote: Thanks very much for your advice,toilet seat was clean in minutes!

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replying to pfb123, Helen wrote: Hi, just use a rough scourer pad and regular bathroom cleaner or bleach, comes off in seconds.

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replying to robsonsusan2, mommydore wrote: Worked like magic!

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replying to pfb123, BCS wrote: What about cleaning attached plastic riser seats for toilets. They are made from a different material than a regular toilet seat, much more porous. Also is there something that can be applied that will protect them from getting the stains in the first place, such as a wax.

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replying to pfb123, Joann Myers wrote: I take medication that causes my urine to turn bright yellow and stained my toilet seat bad. Tried bleach, vinegar, scrubbing pad, scrubbing powder. Nothing worked. Found a product Krud Kutter Concentrated Cleaner Degreaser Stain Remover. White spray bottle with red label. Cost about $12.00. Buy at any hardware store. Hopes this help and didn't damage seat and turned it white again. Bio degradable and non toxic.

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Take and old tooth brush and some tooth paste as a cleaner/abrasion tool. Gets crevaces and is hot harm on plastic. Old wood workers used it to remove water marks on furniture

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replying to kara849, Cal wrote: At £25 + for sa new seat I?d rather try cleaning it first (ick!)

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replying to HarcX, Rosey wrote: I have the same problem. I would replace it but my toilet seat costs $250. It is a curved seat that is a special order. I will try vinegar and baking soda before I buy a new seat

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Whitening toothpaste gets rid ?

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replying to Tracy Needle, MyUserName2019 wrote: Worked here but a lot of elbow grease.

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replying to pfb123, Ade Naranjo wrote: Lemon! Only thing that always works.

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