You might want to pull out every cleaner to tackle the hard water stains in your toilet. However, using the wrong products actually causes more stains.

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 ...

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Q:Over the years, especially during our recent drought, I have become an occasional flusher to conserve water. Liquid waste is left unflushed for a while. Some of my friends also do this. I clean the ...

Let's be real: Cleaning your toilet is pretty much the worst chore. Between scrubbing stains and blasting away germs, it can also take forever. To get a deep clean without all the scrubbing, you need ...

Q: My old toilet has black stains where you see water, not on the sides of the bowl. I have tried using Zep Acidic Toilet Bowl Cleaner with no luck. Also, I have tried chlorine and other ...

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, ...

A recent university study confirms ice cubes effectively remove stubborn yellow toilet stains by causing mineral deposits to contract and loosen. This simple, chemical-free method involves placing ice ...