Calcium in toilet -- can it dissolve it?
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This not the best product for calcium removal, I use "CLR" which means calcium, lime remover. If you live in a hard water area, you should get something like it. There are other similar products well worth the cost. During the few years between marriages, I had to learn some important lessons, and came to appreciate what was previously "woman's work".
1892351
I am unable to answer that. I do know however if you take out the old frozen cartridge, then soak it in vinegar for a few days, it will totally free up the Calcium, and act like a new unit. Having bought a replacement, I now can rotate the the units through the various faucets in my house. Ask the vendor the difference &lt; you buy.
1103344
I am not sure about calcium. You would have to read the label. I liked the product very much
1863445
It is for hard water areas. It stops calcium build up inside the kettle on the element.
102249
I am unable to answer that. I do know however if you take out the old frozen cartridge, then soak it in vinegar for a few days, it will totally free up the Calcium, and act like a new unit. Having bought a replacement, I now can rotate the the units through the various faucets in my house. Ask the vendor the difference < you buy.
1253391
I have 2 white packages and the small calcium packet is labeled "calcium". Sorry I'm not more help :(
1420885
This product is made to mix with water in the tank of a portable toilet, and change will be needed in time or as needed depending on the size of your tank. This product destroys odors at first and dissolved organic matter from experience in a bag after use and discard or use lime (calcium oxide (CaO) obtained from the calcination of limestone some)
883242
I believe it would work on stains if the bowl is empty. Works great on my porcelain white sink. Only used it empty. Never tried it to remove calcium buildup.
1291574
I'm sure it could be, but you would have to drain the bowl and then scrub it with a rag, sponge or paper towel. I would recommend CLR instead since it is specifically made to remove calcium, rust & lime.
1953721
that works best to keep the calcium deposits to a minimum; you can use regular water
1341997
Have you used a deminerization tablet we it your machines? They could have calcium, sodium and such build - up inside that can be reduced and eliminated by putting such an inexpensive product inside. They last a few months per tablet depending on the mineral content of your water.
784680
Yes, but you'll have to get the sink VERY clean before doing it. It will bond to the porcelain sink, but not to any lime, calcium, or rust that might be on the surface.
2243340
I use it on ceramic tiles. There is a caution though; don't leave it on for more than ten minutes. So, I divide my shower surround into parts, putting Dissolve on parts 1 & 2, then rinsing part 1, applying Dissolve on part 3, rinsing part 2, etc. They come out shiny and free of built up minerals from water. There are a lot of minerals in my water and this is the first product I've found that really works.
1387976
Yes. This can be found at any local grocery or hardware store. Using any type of tap, softened, mineral or filtered water may contain enough calcium and deposits to sure clog all your attachments.
1044677
Yes! I had to quit using it as EVERYTHING was sticky coated w/calcium deposits. Post asking now if there is a 'demineralizing' filter that can be put in tank.
1211170
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The calcium is in the small bag, which you mix with the water, according to the directions. One batch of mix lasts for several batches of jams or jellies. Just keep in the frig and use as needed.