Calcium buildup, also known as limescale stains, is easy to spot in your toilet bowl. You'll typically notice bad limescale deposits as hard, chalky, white, or off-white deposits that cling to ...

This extended guide on how to clean toilet stains will help you clean the toilet like a pro with a handful of tried and ...

That’s right, you need to get your hand into the base of the toilet bowl to clean out the limescale. But, don’t fear, it works so well that you won’t hesitate to try it again, once the ...

Those pesky white, chalky deposits of calcium and magnesium can be particularly stubborn in toilet bowls, often looking much more unsightly than when they settle around taps and kettles.

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Calcium buildup, also known as limescale stains, is easy to spot in your toilet bowl. You'll typically notice bad limescale deposits as hard, chalky, white, or off-white deposits that cling to ...