Will this remove calcium or lime buildup in the toilet bowl?
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Yes!!! This is the only product that works!!! Buy 2 bottles, as you won't want to be without it!
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One side is a thin sponge and the other a fine grid of pumice like material. I just got it wet and scrubbed the toilet by hand. it worked great without additional cleaners. It took off a ring that a pumice stone did not. It removes stains and deposits. It your toilet is etched, it won't help.
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just water. if you want to clean out the inside from calcium build up just pour a little white vinegar inside let sit then rinse out.
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I have used Vinegar to clean a steam water distiller. My guess it that Citric acid will wherever the calcium build up is, and will dissolve it. I am going to use it to clean Calcium deposits in my dishwasher jets.
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Try using a really good plunger first. This does the job but it could scratch the the toilet bowl a bit. Anyway, it is cheaper than a plumber.
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It will work, but your "Saniflush" will alter its smell. However, it should not smell badly, just not like it smells in 'regular' Toilet water.
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If you use tap/hard water, you will get a calcium build-up after awhile and it will need to be cleaned. I would suggest using distilled water.
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Instructions are with my lady but I recall some of it. One, if you are using distilled water only, you won't need to clean it. If you are using tap water, then you will need to clean it if your water is HARD WATER, leaves a white calcium/lime residue. City water is usually pretty hard. I think that you only need to wipe it with a clean rag where you see this mineral buildup occur. No solutions or solvents.
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Yes. I've found it works best if you fill the sink or toilet to just above the iron stain and then add Iron Out.
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I tried it on the calcium ring around my pool. It was much slower to work than Muriatic acid and required more scrubbing. I'm going to try ascorbic acid next as KT suggested.
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I have heard a water-vinegar solution is good to run through to de-lime or otherwise clean. Have never needed to do so don't know for sure.
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It is for hard water areas. It stops calcium build up inside the kettle on the element.
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I was able to polish vinegar damage on marble. Urine is also acidic so I think it will work. Good luck.
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I tried all sorts of rust removers on some rust on a ceramic tile bathroom floor...under a slowly leaking toilet tank and a rusted bolt. This is the only thing that I found that took the rust out of the tile! I love this stuff.
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I'm not sure, but i think pumice might scratch porcelain and so this is more gentle on toilets. It doesn't hold up like a pumice stone. This bathstone starts to disintegrate faster than pumice would because of different compositions.
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I did not use on calcium deposits. Just on stains. Pumice stone may be better.
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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)