How to Clean Toilet Rings

Removing Toilet Bowl Rings Will Keep Your Bathroom Sparkling

Are you plagued with unsightly toilet bowl rings in your toilet bowl? Removing toilet bowl rings from the water level in your toilet bowl is easy with this simple method. Follow these instructions and your toilet ring will be gone forever.

Things You'll Need

• Toilet Bowl
• Ugly Ring of Muck at the Water level
• Mildly Abrasive Powder Cleaner
• Toilet Bowl Scrubber
• Liquid Bleach
• Spray Bottle

Instructions

How to Remove a Toilet Ring

1. Flush the toilet so that the entire inside of the toilet bowl is wet. When the toilet bowl is wet, the powdered cleanser has a surface to stick to and is less likely to fall into the water.

2. 

   Sprinkle powdered cleaner into the toilet, making sure it sticks to the inner edges of the bowl. Allow it to sit for 2-3 minutes so that the bleach in the cleanser can begin to work on your toilet bowl ring.

3. Scrub the toilet bowl ring with the scouring powder. Be sure to get up under the rim so that the bacteria that grows there doesn't make its way down into the toilet bowl.

4. Flush the toilet again, this time to rinse the cleanser away. Use the scrubbing brush to touch up any spots you might have missed. The flushing water can serve to rinse the scrubber, too.

5. Spray the inside of the toilet bowl with diluted bleach 2-3 times each day to prevent the growth of another toilet ring. With any luck, you may never have to scrub a toilet again.

Tips & Warnings

• For a natural scouring powder, use baking soda to scrub your toilet bowl ring.

• Make sure that you dilute the bleach according to the label instructions.