No matter how many times you flush the toilet, limescale in the water will inevitably leave orange stains on the internal surfaces.

Furthermore, the limestone also attracts dirt, resulting in stubborn brown stains that are difficult to remove without powerful cleaning agents.

Given that toilets are constantly exposed to water, it is challenging to permanently solve the problem of limescale and dirt buildup. When dirt gets absorbed by the limestone, it takes on an unpleasant dark color.

To prevent the occurrence of limescale and eliminate existing stains, it is crucial to follow the following advice.

Limestone consists of calcium carbonate, an alkaline compound that requires an acid to dissolve and remove it. Vinegar is an effective product for this purpose.

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