It happens to the best of us, the longer we live in a home, the subtle stains that we thought were getting cleaned with our regular maintenance will one day suddenly look like you never cleaned them a day in your life. The bathtub ring will suddenly yell at you the moment you walk in, the toilet ring that doesn’t seem to come out with vigorous scrubbing that should itself overnight merely taunts you with your pathetic attempts, the thick residue of film that is dulling your tile, and the “oh no what’s that?” on the grout is a common problem.
 

Nadia’s House Cleaning Share Some Tips on Trying to Remove Some Stubborn Bathroom Stains

– Cleaning Tough Toilet Stains: With yellow rings near the rim, and brownish stains at the bottom, the toilet is more often adorned with stains that don’t seem to want to budge. Mineral deposits from the hard water are often the contributing factor, but here is how we can get that toilet to sparkle. Shut of the water valve, flush the toilet, and if there is any lingering water, use a plunger to push it down the drain. Spray the entire bowl with your favorite all-purpose cleaner and start scrubbing with a hard-nylon bristled brush, wire will scratch the porcelain. Once the stains are scraped away, turn the water back and perform a courtesy flush to rinse it out. To keep it clean, be sure to conduct a weekly cleaning, and for more optimal results, a quick brush every day can keep the stains away.
– Clean Stains from Floor Tiles: Soap scum, mildew and mold can buildup and cause some staining. Avoiding serious elbow grease, keep up on the tile cleaning on a weekly basis. A quick wipe of the shower and backsplash areas after use can also help significantly. In the case of stubborn stains, find a grout and tile cleaning formula designed to cut through mildew and mold, also be sure that cleaner’s label shows you what your specific tile material is safely used. Follow directions on cleaning usage.
– Removing Bathtub Stains: Bathtubs, including the faucets and fixtures are just as susceptible to hard water mineral deposit stains, as well the additional stains often discovered around the tub. Faucets and fixtures need to be treated with solvent solutions formulated to remove the buildup of lime deposits. Scrub with an exclusive cleaning toothbrush to get in the small crevices. Bathtub rings are also needed to be treated by the material used to construct your tub. Porcelain tubs need a generous sprinkling of an abrasive cleaner and scrub with a nylon brush. Enamel tubs need to be cleaned with a cleaner not containing bleach; bathroom surface cleaners are usually adequate. Acrylic tubs require a bit more cleaning maintenance than other materials, frequent cleaning is essential for a superior clean. Use a mild dish soap and hot water with a nylon scrub brush.
 

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