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citric acid
A natural ingredient you have in your kitchen is citric acid, also known as lemon juice. Being a little acid is able to remove limestone without damaging the ceramic, bringing it back to its natural splendor. You can use citric acid alone or in combination with other products. Here you go:
- Citric acid and dishwashing detergent – Mix a glass of citric acid with 10 ml of dishwashing detergent. Shake the solution well and use it like any other toilet cleaner. The descaling effect of citric acid eliminates limescale deposits from the soil.
- Citric acid and borax: mix a cup of citric acid with two cups of borax. Apply the mixture on the walls of the toilet, leave for 15 minutes and then rinse. The toilets will be free of yellow stains.

Hydrogen peroxide
Another great candeggina for the toilet is hydrogen peroxide. You probably have a bottle of this product at home that you can use to remove yellow stains from the toilets.

You can use 10, 20, 30, or 40 volumes of oxygenated water. It is a natural remedy that has amazing effects in cleaning toilets, eliminating the yellowish color that has accumulated on the bottom. The advantage of using this ingredient instead of products containing chlorine or bleach is that it is not harmful to the environment and does not produce toxic fumes. Pour it into the toilet and let it rest for a night. The morning after choke with the brush and then flush the flush, the floor will be very clean.
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