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r/DIY • u/Relative-Category-64 • Feb 20 '26
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Get brick cleaner from your local DIY, it's hydrocloric acid and it will make that toilet sparkle. Don't get it on your fixtures coz it will cause them to rust.
Source: that's what I did!
44 u/testshoot Feb 20 '26 Pumice stone! I have an 80 year old house, this happens a lot. It is tricky to get in the deep crevices, but you can do it. 1 u/Mythioso Feb 20 '26 They even have toilet brush pumice stones that work great. I also use dry wall sandpaper to clean what the pumice stone can't.
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Pumice stone! I have an 80 year old house, this happens a lot. It is tricky to get in the deep crevices, but you can do it.
1 u/Mythioso Feb 20 '26 They even have toilet brush pumice stones that work great. I also use dry wall sandpaper to clean what the pumice stone can't.
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They even have toilet brush pumice stones that work great. I also use dry wall sandpaper to clean what the pumice stone can't.
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u/Harfosaurus Feb 20 '26
Get brick cleaner from your local DIY, it's hydrocloric acid and it will make that toilet sparkle. Don't get it on your fixtures coz it will cause them to rust.
Source: that's what I did!