💭Have you ever looked into your toilets just to be greeted by a ring or stain inside the bowl? 💡Pale brown stains that look like rust can be due to mineral deposits and hard water. 💡Black, orange or green rings and streaks may be mold. 💡A pink ring is usually caused by a harmless bacteria called SERRATIA MARCESCENS.
THE SOLUTION ⬇️⬇️⬇️
⭐Pour 1 cup of bleach or white vinegar into your toilet bowl and let it sit for 15 minutes if you are trying to get rid of a mold or bacterial ring. ⭐Spray a non-bleach toilet bowl foam around the ring and up under the rim of the toilet bowl to treat rusty stains from mineral deposits or hard water. 🛑🛑Do not use cleaners containing bleach on this kind of stain because bleach can make the stain permanent.🛑🛑 Let the foam sit for three to five minutes ⭐Scrub the inside of the toilet thoroughly with a toilet brush. Make sure you get the space up under the rim. ⭐Flush the toilet to rinse away the bleach, vinegar or toilet bowl cleanser.
Tip
Clean your toilet bowl between two and four times every week to keep toilet bowl rings from developing.
Warning
Never mix bleach with any other cleanser because doing so can cause dangerous chemical reactions.
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