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Post by mrclean2u on Nov 28, 2007 16:27:39 GMT -5
Can anyone tell me of a chemical to remove rust stains from a toilet bowl ? We have a client that wants them removed and they said they never have seen this in the 10 years since they've been there.
I don't want to use any corrosive stuff because the enamal so if anyone can give me info on what to use please email me instead of replying here because I'm always checking emails.
Thanks, Gary
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Post by FreedomClean on Nov 30, 2007 7:40:49 GMT -5
Gary,
Rust-out works pretty well for a chemical. It is made to be used on most surfaces, but is quite corrosive and you need to be aware of the fumes. A non-chemical alternative may be a pumice stone that you can buy almost anywhere (we get ours at Wal Mart). It sounds horrible and you can't believe it's not scratching the toilet bowl, but we used this just a couple weeks ago on one of the worst rust stained toilets I have seen and it worked great. Have patience and some arm strength and it should come out fine.
Mike and Mardi
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Post by J4K Cleaning on Dec 1, 2007 7:08:22 GMT -5
Yes a pumice stone will work great. Takes some elbow grease to get it done. Make sure you keep the stone wet while using it and you will be fine.
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Post by PCS of Delaware on Dec 4, 2007 20:58:59 GMT -5
Hi I use a rust cleaner called whink and it works great . you can find it in some grocery stores or hardware stores. Not harmful to toilets. Or you can also use Rust out found at Lowes Stores.  |
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Post by tailoredmaid on Dec 16, 2007 15:03:53 GMT -5
Barkeeper's Friend works wonders too.
I use a pumice for anything really heavy-duty. We do all-natural.
Torrey
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