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How to Remove Rust stains From Toilet Bowl Naturally?

July 3, 2020 By Miranda Jackson Leave a Comment

The rust stains present in our toilet bowls are never pleasant and give our entire bathroom a bad look. It can now be challenging to remove a rust stain or ferrous water stain in a toilet bowl.

We offer you today some useful tips and products to quickly remove rust in a toilet bowl. Good cleaning!

1. Remove rust with baking soda

One useful trick to removing stains from rust and ferrous water in a toilet bowl is using baking soda. To do this, you must:

  • Remove the water from the toilet bowl and allow it to dry.
  • Sprinkle baking soda over the rust spots in the bottom and sides of the bowl.
  • Hang a dry cloth and scrub the inside of the bowl to remove rust and other stubborn stains.

2. Pour white vinegar into the toilet

A free and straightforward tip for successfully removing rust stains from the toilet bowl’s bottom is to use vinegar. It may sound simplistic as a trick, but it still works well.

In the rust-stained toilet bowl:

  • Pour 2 cups of distilled white vinegar.
  • Wait and leave on for several hours or better overnight.
  • The next morning rub the sides of the bowl with a brush to finish cleaning.

And that’s it; the toilet is spotless! If you notice more stubborn stains, then you can continue with the baking soda tip suggested above.

3. Pour lemon juice into the bowl

Much like the vinegar thing, lemon juice is also very effective in removing rust stains from the toilet bowl walls. For this trick, you need:

  • Pour 2 cups of bottled lemon juice into the bowl
  • Wait and leave to act overnight.
  • The next day, scrub with a brush and rinse the bowl to finish cleaning.

You can also add a part of lemon juice to white vinegar for even more efficiency. Also, as we said above, you can finish with the bicarbonate trick to be sure to remove all rust stains in the toilet!

4. Clean the toilet bowl with Borax

Borax is often confused with baking soda because of its color and its powdery and grainy texture. But lo and behold, borax is another product that can be useful when cleaning and removing rust stains from the bottom and walls of the bowl.

You can use borax the same way as baking soda or use this tip:

  • Mix 3 tablespoons of borax with the juice of 2 tablespoons of lemon juice.
  • Mix to form a kind of dough.
  • Apply the paste on the walls of the bowl and rub (Remember to wear gloves)

5. Lime and salt

What you want another cleaning recipe! Here is a simple one based on lime and salt. But beware because salt can be abrasive and therefore damage the toilet bowl’s enamel, so be careful before using this tip; you have warned friends!

  • Empty the toilet water and let it dry for a few minutes.
  • Pour lime juice into the bottom and sides of the bowl.
  • Then sprinkle with salt and leave to act for 30 minutes.
  • Scrub with a brush or sponge to remove rust and other stubborn stains.

Be careful because salt can damage the enamel of the toilet. If no other thing works, then it’s up to you to decide if you want to test the salt on the rust stain.

6. Clean the stains with soda!

One tip to remove rust in the toilet bowl is to use Soda! You like to drink Cola, so keep it to clean the toilet bowl and dislodge ugly rust stains.

  • Empty the toilet water and pour the contents of a can of soda.
  • Leave on for 1 to 2 hours and rub with a brush or sponge to finish cleaning.

You will be surprised by the effectiveness of soda to remove stubborn stains in the toilet!

Filed Under: Cleaning, Topics

About Miranda Jackson

I am a chemistry researcher and research various household products to make life easier and enjoyable for people around the world.

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