Is this cleaner good on water spots on cast iron Kohler sink? 2nd, I have a black toilet and wondering if it'll take away the hard water stains inside
595927
This product should take care of all stains on enamel cast iron sinks. Especially good for those black marks left by pans. I don't think it will work well in toilets, but give it a try.
1935287
I only used it on my black porcelain sink and it didn't do well. It wore off after about 2 weeks. I wouldn't use it ever again.
570722
I have no experience with using this on a toilet, but I used it on a kitchen sink and bath tub. As this was the second refinishing (I'd used another product) I paid very close attention to the surface preparation. After a year or more both surfaces were fine. It seems like it would work as long as you don't use harsh bowl cleaners.
1496863
I didn't use this on water-damaged cabinets and furniture, but we just pulled up carpeting and discovered several water stains, most likely from canine urine, which darkened the oak floors. I used steel wool and Duraseal Cleaner and waxer which really didn't help. On the large area I used a bleaching product, and even after several applications it didn't clear it up. I finally scraped with a razor and sanded lightly which only lightened it a bit. What is really needed is a deeper sanding and refinishing. Not doing it at this point. Hope this helped. I do really love this product for its advertised purposes. Did a beautiful job on evening out my mom's walnut kitchen cabinets, 50 years old, after using the Howard cleaner.
1946987
I think it will depend on what the stain is from. If it is a crusty, hard water type of stain, this works well. But if the stain is from something such as coffee, or spaghetti sauce (tomato sauce) you would likely get better results from Bar Keepers Friend or Bon Ami - these will not scratch the surface unlike other harsher powdered cleaners. Some stains can be removed by laying a paper towel in the sink and pouring bleach on it, or putting the drain stopper in a pouring some bleach with a bit of water to cover the bottom of the sink. Let this soak for at least 15 minutes, Discard paper towels carefully and rinse thoroughly with water. The Bathroom Stone is a miracle worker in getting off a crusty water ring in the toilet, Doesn't take a whole lot of scrubbing effort either, my toilet looks like new. One caution, don't use the Kitchen Stone on pans - I had burned on gunk on a pan used for a roast and tried this -- bummer, it really scratched the pan and I had to discard it. Good Luck with the sink.
1846801
I don't know about the rust, i don't have that problem, i am on well water and use to get small particles in toilet tank, and had problems with black mold of some kind, since putting (ChemFree Toilet Cleaner) in tank the water is completely clear and no more black gook, and very few particles. I will buy these again, great product.
1020007
The scrubbing pads already have the cleaner in them. All you do is wet the pad in the toilet and then scrub the toilet bowl with the pad. It works great and I usually try and leave the suds in the bowl for a few minutes then I come back and flush and the bowl is "sparkly clean". So much more sanitary then having the nasty old toilet brush setting in your bathrooms!
672576
I don't have an answer but you could try using a cleaner such as comet, A=Jack maybe that would help also put in your sink while you scrub or even try brillo scrub and rinse and try again
570721
Unfortunately, about 6 months after application in my bathtub I got a small peel which eventually turned into a large peel and we ended up replacing the bath tub...... It could have been that I didn't get that area as clean as I should have. Not sure, but I may have to re-evaluate my review. I don't know about a toilet, might be worth a try but I would check with the manufacturer for a definitive answer.
1094661
Yes, it will remove water spots, however, it will also leave your cleaning towel black, due to the nature of the stainless. It will do a superb cleaning of the metal, but if a few pesky water spots (under the water dispenser I'm assuming), is your only problem, then I'd suggest lightly wiping the area with Lime Away brand cleaner and then wiping with window cleaner, water and /or your favorite protectant.
1823934
I am not bothered by water spots on this faucet. I don't think mine is especially bad looking. It's a work horse. I do probably clean my sink every other day.....but I am not a neat freak or cleaning fanatic. Still love this faucet. Don't use brillo on anything stainless steel - it will scratch it. However you can use a FINE steel wool on stainless steel sinks. It will make it look like brand new. Don't rub really hard in any one spot.
1880165
I have not used it on the sink, but to be honest I don't think I would. I think it's too expensive to waste on a sink, the garden variety cleaners work just fine on mine. I don't have hard water, so I don't know how that effects the cleaning or staining of the sink. Sorry, I can't be more help.
742388
Had sink for few years. I like style and size big and deep. I live in south Florida with well water pretty harsh on sink. Have some slight white and stains but haven't tried the cleaner yet so don't know if they will clean off sorry
419253
I haven't noticed this, though my husband uses it not me. I still do the laundry and iron the clothes and have not noticed any bleach stains there. He does however use this before he shaves and then showers, so its possible he's really washing it off his skin. There are definitely bleach stains on the wall of our bathroom though!!!!
1816961
It might help, but I'd try Vani-sol. Its toilet cleaner with hydrochloric acid. Probably don't leave on too long.
500505
Have not had the opportunity to try this on coffee stain -- you might try the Kohler website for information. I'd be very surprised if it did not remove the stain.
136469
Hi, I think I've used the stopper once or twice since I've had my sink, and when I did use it I never saw any rust at all. The only time I had to deal with a rust issue was when I was cleaning a pan with an SOS pad. I got a tiny bit of metal under one of the feet of the rack that sits in the sink. Stainless steel is very resilient and if you care for it properly it will look good and won't rust. I cleaned the tiny tiny spot of rust with a dab of Barkeepers Helper. I swear by that stuff. Also stay away from egg white on stainless. It doesn't hurt a cooktop because the heat fixes that, but I dropped a spot the size of a dime on my sink. I didn't realize it was the egg white until I tried to clean it after breakfast. When I got the rust stain, and managed to fix that with Barkeepers Helper, I thought I might as well try it on the egg white stain. To my surprise and great happiness it has taken away the spot!! Warning, be careful how much you rub and how hard. Be gentle or you'll leave a tell tail spot where you've been working. Just gently, with a wet micro cloth, put a little water and a little BH on the cloth and work on the spot. Then when you've done, rinse off the area you are focusing on and then rinse out the cloth and wipe down the whole area. You can do this to water spots also. I have very hard water in my area and I manage to get drips down the front of the sink and on my refrigerator, which is stainless. Stainless steel is beautiful, but it does take some care. I hope I haven't bored you will my information, but I like my new kitchen to look like it did when it was installed a year and a half ago, and it does.