Although the toilet seat and lid are very white from the factory, over time they begin to take on a yellowish color, especially if we do not use strong bleach when cleaning.<\/p>\n
The problem of a yellowed toilet seat is not only aesthetic: the presence of these stains also means an accumulation of dirt and bacteria that can be harmful to your health.<\/p>\n
Below we recommend three home tricks with which you can effectively remove yellowish stains from the toilet seat in the shortest possible time.<\/p>\n
Make-up with toothpaste and bicarbonate
\nMix 4 tablespoons of baking soda with 2 tablespoons of lemon juice and 1 tablespoon of white toothpaste. Continue mixing until you get a homogeneous mixture.<\/p>\n
Apply the mixture to the surface of the toilet seat and scrub well with a sponge. Leave on for 10 minutes.<\/p>\n
Finally, remove any remaining mass with a damp cloth and clean the surface of the toilet seat thoroughly.<\/p>\n
Makeup with vinegar<\/p>\n
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White vinegar is a great ally for household cleaning: in addition to the disinfectant effect, it also has whitening properties that are very suitable for cleaning the toilet seat.<\/p>\n
Mix 2 tablespoons of baking soda with 140 ml of white vinegar. Use this solution to clean the toilet seat with a sponge.<\/p>\n
Leave it on for a few minutes, then remove everything with a clean cloth and dry well.<\/p>\n
Makeup with bleach
\nIf the tricks described above do not bring satisfactory results, we will only have to resort to an effective product such as bleach.<\/p>\n
If the toilet seat is made of plastic and can be easily removed, it is best to remove it and place it in a bucket or bathtub in a solution of bleach and water. Let it soak for a few minutes, then rinse and dry well.<\/p>\n
If it cannot be removed, apply the bleach and water mixture directly to the surface. After a few minutes, scrub thoroughly with a sponge and rinse with a clean cloth. Remember to wear gloves and a mask.<\/p>\n
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