Dealing with hard water stains in your toilet? These left behind mineral deposits can make your toilet look incredibly dark and dingy and be even harder to get rid of the longer they sit. If you live ...

Cleaning the toilet is one of those necessary evils every homeowner faces. It's not glamorous, and it's rarely satisfying, especially when stubborn toilet bowl stains refuse to budge. But what if one ...

Hard-water stains—those white, filmy residues that show up on everything from dishes to tubs to toilets—may be a burden, but they're not permanent. In fact, there are many ways to remove hard-water ...

5.) Rub the ring with the drywall sandpaper until it is removed (use a small piece of drywall sandpaper and toss when you are done) Warnings & Cautions: Uuse fine drywall sandpaper only! Do not use ...

Limescale is a natural stain that forms when sitting water evaporates and leaves behind a mineral residue called calcium ...

Q. I'm at my wits' end with toilet bowl cleaners. My toilet has light and dark stains in the bottom of the bowl, as well as up under the rim. I've tried the usual brands of toilet bowl cleaner, and ...

A recent university study confirms ice cubes effectively remove stubborn yellow toilet stains by causing mineral deposits to contract and loosen. This simple, chemical-free method involves placing ice ...

Hard water stains tend to show up in areas where hard water runs frequently, like faucets, bathtubs, showers, toilets, and sinks, says Carson. "For most surfaces, you can remove these stains by ...