Can this product be used to remove tarnish from the inside of a toilet?
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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.
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Yes, I have used it with a 3M scotch brute. Just go easy and givevit time to soak. Be careful not to damage the surface
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like hard water stains? It will remove hard water stains but with hard water, you will get them again (I have this issue). It will also remove rust(iron) (if you have well water)
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I have only used it on sinks but i don't see why it couldn't be used for a toilet. Be aware you may need to do extra clean up!
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ZEP toilet bowl cleaner not only rids toilets of lime/calcium but it does get rid of rust. Great product!
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Hi, I just tried it on a silver ladle that had been gathering tarnish for 18 years and it worked better than what I normally use.
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It is not likely to give you what you want. This is a cleaner and a varnish. It does not remove old varnish. I used it in as bedroom with worn varnish. It looks good if you don't look too close. It would not satisfy a perfectionist. My wife loves the result.
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Thank you for your suggestion to use vinegar. I just did and most of it came off. I have to use pumice in the toilet bowls too.
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I don't think so. It is a product for wood. It cleans, stains and polishes in on step. It also says to avoid contact with water. Find a copper cleaner.
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I am not sure. I used it to remove the stain of some bad silicone caulk that sat on granite for some time. It did am amazing job. It is stinky, but worth it. Saved a ruined top.
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In my opinion, I do not believe it is strong enough to much remove tarnish off of silver. In using with an ultrasonic cleaning machine, I would also recommend checking with that company's ability to use a specific silver cleaning solution that is safe for the machine. This Hagerty product is meant to help clean off skin oils and other grime from waterproof watches, necklaces, bracelets, rings, etc. It is kind of effective with brass or copper tarnish, but not fully as one would expect, so that's where in the future I'd go with specific chemical liquid cleaners safe for silver, etc. The fact is, I've even read that if one does not have ultrasonic cleaning solutions like Hagerty, then to simply use dishwashing liquid mixed in water...and that surely won't remove tarnish.
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I don't see why not. I can tell you I have used it on my stainless steel sink and it cleans beautifully. My relative uses them on her stainless pots and pans. They also work well on stainless appliances removing all the smudges and fingerprints. Why no give it a try. I'm sure you can find plenty of uses for them.
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I have had good luck with removing tarnish from silver. I believe its chemically as the blue magic does not scratch or feel gritty.
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You probably could, but, scouring is probably not the recomended method. There are cleaners out there thatwould do a fairly good job without ruining the finish on the tub. Talk to your hardware store expert. I believe Kaboom may be one of their suggestions. Remember that stains, lime build up an soap scum may take different products to do the cleaning. Good luck!
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I don't believe you can. I have thrown my container away but if I remember right, it is not to be used in toilets and or septic systems.
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I use the cream in a tube on silver and other metal. The bottle pictured here will not clean or remove tarnish. The cream is wonderful.
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No. It prevents tarnish as long as you clean the silver or item before storing it in the cloth.
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I have not used it on the interior of the house. I was very disappointed with this product. It did not last well and was unbelievably difficult to remove.
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I would think that the polish COULD be used inside pots and pans, but I wouldn't recommend it for such use. This polish works best when you do not go over an area once you've cleaned that spot/portion. You can not use the area of the cleaning cloth that has any tarnish on a new area you want to clean, so I think it wouldn't be the most efficient way of cleaning inside a pan...you couldn't apply the polish then swish out the entire pan...you'd have to clean a spot, get a clean cloth area, then clean another spot. I use the polish for lamps, silver trays, silverware and once for brass door knobs. I would think that the polish COULD be used inside pots and pans, but I wouldn't recommend it for such use. This polish works best when you do not go over an area once you've cleaned that spot/portion. You can not use the area of the cleaning cloth that has any tarnish on a new area you want to clean, so I think it wouldn't be the most efficient way of cleaning inside a pan...you couldn't apply the polish then swish out the entire pan...you'd have to clean a spot, get a clean cloth area, then clean another spot. I use the polish for lamps, silver trays, silverware and once for brass door... » Read More I would think that the polish COULD be used inside pots and pans, but I wouldn't recommend it for such use. This polish works best when you do not go over an area once you've cleaned that spot/portion. You can not use the area of the cleaning cloth that has any tarnish on a new area you want to clean, so I think it wouldn't be the most efficient way of cleaning inside a pan...you couldn't apply the polish then swish out the entire pan...you'd have to clean a spot, get a clean cloth area, then clean another spot. I use the polish for lamps, silver trays, silverware and once for brass door knobs. « Show Less