Hard water deposits are due to minerals in the water, such as calcium, magnesium and sulfates. This poses no health risk, but the buildup can reduce the efficiency of pipes and heaters. Did you know that hard water can also make soap or detergent less effective? Yes, it is! I found this simple solution via ezy2Learn on Youtube which only needs two products. It’s an easy way to clean your toilet bowl without scrubbing! To prove he wouldn’t scrub the toilet, he placed a few sheets of toilet paper. Next, she added baking soda and concentrated bleach. That’s all you have to do and let the solution work its magic.

Materials Needed to Remove Calcium Deposits from Hard Water

• a spoonful of baking soda
• about a cup of concentrated bleach (thick bleach)

Provisions

Step 1:

As you can see in the video, he put some sheets of toilet paper. She only did it to show that he wouldn’t scrub the toilet. You don’t need to do this step. He starts by adding a tablespoon of baking soda to the toilet.

Step 2:

Add a cup of bleach. Let the solution sit for about 30 minutes or more, depending on the stains on the toilet. You can also leave it overnight or longer for best results.

Step 3:

Flush the toilet and you’ll see a big difference. If you can still see stains, repeat the process and leave it for a longer time. You can do this several times until you get the desired results.