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Other methods for cleaning the toilet and in particular the yellow halos.
But vinegar and bicarbonate are not the only method, since other substances can also be used that act by eliminating the unsightly yellow halos from the toilet. Here we leave you some remedies always with products that are found at home and that do not use the classic supermarket products:
- Citric acid: just prepare a solution consisting of 150 g of citric acid and 1 L of very hot water. Let it loose without burning and then transfer the solution into a splash. The heat of the water will activate the acid and its functions. And spraying it on the meches and letting it rest a few hours, you will see that after rubbing with the brush will no longer remain yellow halos. It is important not to use this method on natural marbles and stones.
- Lemon and vinegar: This is a lighter and less dangerous combination of citric acid. Just pour 2 glasses of vinegar and the juice of two lemons into a spray bottle. Spray on the strips and let it act all night. Then rub with a little bit and rinse. The stains will be gone. It is important not to use this method on natural marbles and stones.
- Salt: just sprinkle a little coarse salt on the strips, trying to make it join. Leave on all night, rub with a bathing brush and rinse. The salt will contrast the hardness of the water and is in fact an excellent ally against limestone even in the washing machine or dishwasher.
- Oxygenated water: the latter can be used alone or with baking soda for greater action. Just pour the baking soda on the yellow strips of the toilet and then pour over 3% of hydrogen peroxide. It will create a foam that you will then rub with the brush. The hydrogen peroxide is excellent for bleaching and combined with baking soda the result is guaranteed.
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