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quickymart

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#303283 29-Jan-2023 23:24
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When I moved into my place in early 2021 the toilet bowl was fine, no staining at all. For the last few months, it's looked terrible - really bad stains around the rim of the toilet seat, and it smells terrible. This is despite me using toilet duck, or Spray and Wipe on the seat. The water stains/limescale/urine/whatever it is is a constant stain around the rim of the bowl however.

 

Following on from the helpful suggestions re getting rid of ants, can anyone suggest something I can apply to this nasty, stubborn stain to remove it once and for all - or at least for a long time? It looks and smells horrible, and I don't want it looking like this if guests arrive.

 

Ideally something I can apply and just wipe off later - removing all the stains - would be ideal. I can supply pictures but be warned, it looks really bad.

 

Thanks (again) in advance :)


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  #3275018 24-Aug-2024 20:53
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Just to round this out:

 

The landlord ended up replacing the whole toilet - apart from the stain it was also leaking, with water from the cistern streaming into the bowl every time it was flushed.

 

I did ask the plumber who did the job about the staining on the old one, he said it wasn't actually limescale, and it would possibly have been a manufacturing defect as he had seen this before. It was the original toilet that came with the property, so it was well over 20 years old.

 

In any case, I have a nice new toilet now, and no more water leaking into the bowl after flushing 🙂


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