[Neighbors] Toilet bowl water stains

[Christine Mermier]

I agree with Mark- pumice stones and elbow grease...and not letting it go too long or it gets much harder (pun intended)


Christine


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Subject: Re: [Neighbors] Toilet bowl water stains


  [EXTERNAL]

Those are mineral deposits from our water. The only thing I've found that works reliably, short of a whole house water softener, is a little quick work with a pumice stone on a stick. You can get those inexpensively just about anywhere.

Mark

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On Jan 25, 2024, at 9:24 AM, JRB via Neighbors_nobhill-nm <neighbors_nobhill-nm at mailman.swcp.com> wrote:



Over the last ten years or so my toilet has developed water stains. Near Carisle and Lomas. Tried everything to remove without success. Suggestions? Is there a plumbing service that can fix this type of problem?

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JRB

















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