A professional cleaner has shared her simple trick for removing stubborn limescale stains found inside the toilet.

Hard water, bacteria, and mildew can cause those unsightly rings. If toilet bowl rings seem to be a constant in your bathroom, it’s probably not from cleaning, or lack there of. Hard water is a common ...

Toilet bowl stains are a combination of limescale and urine, which react chemically to create a yellowish-brown stain. The longer these deposits linger in your loo, the thicker the layer of limescale ...

Toilet bowl rings and stains are one more thing in the bathroom that can leave it looking unclean, even if it is spotlessly cleaned. Toilet bowl rings are usually seen as shades of brown, grey, or ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Cleaning your bathroom isn't pleasant, and when you remember that your toilet bowl also has to be cleaned, you may find yourself grossed out ...

Q: My old toilet has black stains where you see water, not on the sides of the bowl. I have tried using Zep Acidic Toilet Bowl Cleaner with no luck. Also, I have tried chlorine and other ...