We are in Florida where there is a lot of well water which means a lot of rust to remove from showers and toliets. We have been using a product called "The Works" and it has really worked great, but now it is VERY hard to find. I'm not sure whatelse to use that does not cost a fortune since this is something we have to use often. Any suggestions?
I second the question bc my company has an inordinate number of clients who think keeping shaving cream and other metal cans in the shower is a good idea.
rust and other stains can arise from hard water mineral deposits found particularly with the use of well water having high iron content … there is a product called ‘Toilet Ring Remover Pads’.. these pads have a short handle and a particular pad. you wet the pad, use short vigorous strokes and the scale and staining comes free from the porcelain …
Here are few tips on how to remove rust from showers
# Pour a small amount of rubbing alcohol on a clean damp sponge. Rub the sponge over the rust stains on the shower then rinse it.
# Spray oven cleaner onto the rust on the shower. Allow the cleaner to stay on the shower for about 20 minutes. Rinse to remove.
# Sprinkle some salt on a damp sponge. Squeeze the juice of half a lemon onto the salt. Apply the mixture onto the rust on the shower with the sponge. Press the mixture against the rust spot and leave it there for a few minutes. Scrub well. Rinse with water.
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Sold rust remover are very effective in removing rust stain. Wear gloves when your work on this products because they contain acid. You can also clean discolored porcelain fixtures with a paste made of cream of tartar moistened with hydrogen peroxide with lemon juice. Scrub the paste into stained area with a brush, and rinse well.
rust and other stains can arise from hard water mineral deposits found particularly with the use of well water having high iron content … there is a product called ‘Toilet Ring Remover Pads’.. these pads have a short handle and a particular pad. you wet the pad, use short vigorous strokes and the scale and staining comes free from the porcelain …
Oooh. Good one.
I don't clean professionally anymore, but I get a little overtime to clean the loos at the factory I work in. I do a quick and dirty once a week on our six bathrooms and was planning to leave the rust stains be until I read this post.
if i come across that problem, I use a scouring pad and some sort of a creamy cleanser and scrub like mad. It does the job. I hate using harsh smelly chemicals. i find using this method I usually get the job done.
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