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Limescale marks in toilets are a very recurring problem because it only takes a few days for this particular area to be neglected and you immediately see them emerge!
Fortunately, there are some very effective natural remedies that can help us eliminate them in no time to make the toilet look like new again.
Some are also quite unexpected and today I’m only telling you one of them… let’s see together how to use flour to remove limescale from toilets!
Ingredients
First, let’s see what ingredients are needed to use this fantastic trick in no time!
Rest assured, these are items that you certainly have at home or that you will have no trouble finding.
Here is what you will need in detail:
– 150 grams of citric acid
– 1 liter of water
– Flour to taste
Do you believe it? Only that is enough and the limestone halos will become nothing more than a distant memory and you will no longer have any problems!
In addition to flour often used at home and excellent for whitening ceramics, we also have citric acid which is increasingly popular for domestic use.
Method
Once all the ingredients are taken, all that remains is to understand the procedure!
First dissolve the 150 grams of citric acid in the liter of water until they become a single solution, then transfer everything to a spray bottle.
Then flush the toilet to moisten the internal walls and sprinkle a good handful of flour , making it stick well.
At this point, sprinkle the citric acid on the flour layer and leave to act overnight.
The next day, scrub with a toilet brush, rinse and the toilet will be like new and without the slightest trace of halo!
Other uses of flour
As already mentioned before, flour is a fantastic item in the home because it allows you to perform various tasks almost at no cost!
It may be strange to think that such an ingredient used only in the kitchen can help with daily cleaning with various very interesting tricks.
Are you curious to discover all its features? Let’s see them together immediately!
For oil stains
Oil stains are a big problem because they are always a bit difficult to get rid of.
In such cases, flour is very useful because it absorbs all the liquid very effectively, making the removal of the task very simple.
You will need to spread the flour on the affected area, let everything absorb then remove with a towel… goodbye to stains!
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