How to Remove Tough Stains from Your Toilet

How to Remove Tough Stains from Your Toilet

Discover effective methods to eliminate stubborn stains from your toilet with New Kingston Cleaning's latest blog post. Learn about the essential cleaning products, techniques, and expert tricks to make your toilet spotless and free from hard water stains, mold, and grime. Say goodbye to unsightly toilet bowls and hello to a fresh, clean bathroom with New Kingston Cleaning.


Everyone wants a clean and sparkling toilet, especially in a tropical paradise like Jamaica. However, sometimes we face stubborn stains that just don’t seem to go away. Here are some simple steps for removing those tough stains and making your toilet shine like new!

1. Gather Your Supplies

Before you start, it's important to have all the necessary tools and cleaning supplies. You will need:

  • A toilet brush
  • Baking soda
  • White vinegar
  • A spray bottle
  • Gloves
  • A pumice stone (optional)

2. Turn Off the Water Supply

To make sure the cleaning solution stays in the toilet bowl, you should turn off the water supply to your toilet. This is usually done by turning a valve located near the base of the toilet.

3. Flush the Toilet

After turning off the water supply, flush the toilet to empty the bowl. This will help make sure your cleaning solution has maximum contact with the stains.

4. Apply Baking Soda and Vinegar

Start by sprinkling a generous amount of baking soda onto the stained areas of the toilet bowl. Next, fill your spray bottle with white vinegar and spray it onto the baking soda. This will create a fizzy reaction that helps break down the stains. Let the mixture sit for about 15 minutes to give it time to work its magic.

5. Scrub the Stains

Now it's time to put some elbow grease into it! Put on your gloves and use your toilet brush to scrub the stained areas. Be sure to scrub all around the bowl, focusing on the most stubborn spots. The combination of the baking soda and vinegar should make it easier to remove the stains.

6. Use a Pumice Stone (Optional)

If you still have some tough stains that won't budge, you can try using a pumice stone. This is a gentle abrasive that can help remove mineral deposits and stains without damaging your toilet. Just be sure to wet the stone before using it, and scrub gently to avoid scratching your toilet bowl.

7. Turn the Water Back On and Flush

Once you've scrubbed the stains away, turn the water supply back on and flush the toilet a few times to rinse away any remaining cleaning solution and debris.

With these simple steps, you should be able to remove even the toughest stains from your toilet and keep it looking clean and fresh in Jamaica's tropical climate. However, if you're still having trouble or would like some professional help, don't hesitate to contact us at New Kingston Cleaning. Our expert team is here to help you with all your cleaning needs!