How to Clean a Ring in Toilet Bowl
Grab a pumice stone., Submerge the stone in water., Rub any toilet rings with the stone.
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Grab a pumice stone.
Pumice stones are known for their ability to exfoliate and remove dead skin cells.
If you have one of these objects lying around, it can do wonders for your toilet bowl! You can also a purchase a pumice stone affixed to a stick--known as a Pumie--created for this very purpose.If you'll be using a traditional pumice stone, you will need to submerge your hands in water, and you may want to wear rubber gloves. -
Step 2: Submerge the stone in water.
Before you begin scrubbing your toilet, it is important to soften the pumice stone in water.
Place the stone inside your toilet bowl and wait 15 minutes., Once the stone has softened a bit, simply rub it against the rings in your toilet.
The pumice stones acts almost like a pencil eraser, removing hard water rings before your eyes! When you are finished, give your toilet a flush. -
Step 3: Rub any toilet rings with the stone.
Detailed Guide
Pumice stones are known for their ability to exfoliate and remove dead skin cells.
If you have one of these objects lying around, it can do wonders for your toilet bowl! You can also a purchase a pumice stone affixed to a stick--known as a Pumie--created for this very purpose.If you'll be using a traditional pumice stone, you will need to submerge your hands in water, and you may want to wear rubber gloves.
Before you begin scrubbing your toilet, it is important to soften the pumice stone in water.
Place the stone inside your toilet bowl and wait 15 minutes., Once the stone has softened a bit, simply rub it against the rings in your toilet.
The pumice stones acts almost like a pencil eraser, removing hard water rings before your eyes! When you are finished, give your toilet a flush.
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