Clean It Up
UK Floor Cleaning Forum => Frequently Asked Questions & Useful Resources => Topic started by: hazelbedford on November 27, 2004, 11:54:33 am
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can anyone help? I look after an elderly gent who, unfortunately is on a water meter and doesnt flush his toilet very often. The buildup of limescale in the toilet pan is so bad and brown looking that im having difficulty in getting rid of the limescale. Can anyone suggest anything to help?
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For below water-line lime scale plain hydrochloric acid - sold at good janitorial suppliers, often labelled "industrial de-scaler" - is both very effective and economical.
For above waterline the most effective product I have encountered is "Fixoclense" but there are many effective acidic gels on the market - as well as the non-chemical approach of using a pumice stone.
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We provide this service one shot from your local plumbing supplies or a acid cleaner .First rubber gloves then remove the water in the bowl .Next pour acid in to wc and keep you head back .Wear a mask Leave for twenty mins then agitate with a screw driver bit not to hard as you could scratch the wc then close lid and leave for one hour .Flush wc and scrub with wc brush des
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What about atfer ALL that getting the old boy a good old bottle of bleach to use, dos'nt anybody use it anymore.
Regards Kevin