3 Tips to Clean Yellow Stains on Toilet Seat

Not that we want you to imagine a scenario in your head but having your guests treated to a yellowish toilet seat would be a horrible sight. No matter how beautiful and aesthetic your home is, a dirty toilet will make all your effort go down the drain. In fact, using a toilet seat with stains on it is disgusting and unhygienic for you and your family as well, inviting a host of health and skin problems. Fortunately, with little effort, you can make your toilet seat stainless and get it back to its original state. Here’s how.

Ways to Remove Yellow Stains From Toilet Seat

Use vinegar

You might be surprised to learn that a common kitchen staple - white vinegar - doubles as a powerful cleaning agent. Here's a simple and effective way to use it to clean your toilet—our white vinegar around the toilet bowl and seat, letting it sit for 15 minutes. Then, grab a scrubbing brush or scouring pad and scrub thoroughly in circular motions. Allow it to sit for an additional 5-10 minutes before rinsing the toilet clean and drying it with a paper towel.

Use Vinegar and Baking Soda Paste

The powerful combination of vinegar and baking soda is a stain-fighting powerhouse. To harness its cleaning potential, mix equal parts vinegar and baking soda (1:1 ratio) to create a fizzy paste. Apply the paste to the toilet seat and bowl, letting it sit for a couple of hours to allow the carbonic acid to break down tough stains. Then, scrub and flush for a sparkling clean result. For particularly stubborn stains, consider letting the solution work its magic overnight, giving it ample time to break down the chemical compounds and leave your toilet stain-free.

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Use Coke

The phosphoric acid in Coke makes it a surprisingly effective cleaning agent. To give it a try, you'll need two cans of Coke and a scouring brush. Pour Coke around the toilet bowl's rim and let it sit for 20 minutes, allowing the phosphoric acid to break down stubborn stains. Then, scrub the toilet thoroughly with a brush to remove the loosened stains. Finally, flush the toilet to rinse away the Coke mixture, revealing a cleaner, stain-free bowl.

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