Before tackling stains, it is essential to understand their origin . They can be due to several factors:
- Mineral deposits : If your water is hard (rich in limestone), it leaves residues that accumulate and eventually turn black .
- Mold : A poorly ventilated bathroom and ambient humidity encourage their development in the toilet bowl.
- Bacteria : Some microorganisms thrive in humid environments , which may explain these dark marks.
Identifying the cause allows you to adopt the right method to eliminate them effectively.
The natural trick: white vinegar and baking soda
No need to buy harsh chemicals ! A simple, economical and ecological solution can work wonders :
Method :
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Prepare your mixture
In a bowl, mix:
Advertisement:- 250 ml of white vinegar ( natural disinfectant and anti-scale )
- 125 ml of baking soda ( cleaner and deodorizer )
As soon as the two ingredients mix, an effervescent reaction occurs , ideal for dissolving encrusted deposits .
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Apply to the toilet bowl
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