How to remove the blackening of the toilet edge

With the development of our social economy and even the increase of our average income, our living conditions have also been greatly improved and upgraded. Therefore, many people like to buy houses and settle down in cities. This is of course a good thing, because it can increase the number of urban populations in our country and even make life more convenient. So let's take a look at what we should do if the edge of our toilet turns black!

1. Do not buy a toilet casually before installing it. Since toilets are usually installed against the wall and their size is not fixed, if you buy a large one, it will not fit in the installation. If you buy a small one, there will be a distance between it and the wall after installation, which affects the appearance and easily hides dirt.

Therefore, you must measure the pit distance before purchasing. Note that what is measured is the distance from the wall to the center point of the sewage pipe, and then choose a toilet of appropriate size based on the data.

2. The toilet sewage pipe is generally reserved at a relatively high height. If it is too high, it will affect the normal docking of the flange, resulting in a loose installation. Therefore, the sewage pipe that is higher than the ground must be cut before installation, and a height of 5-10mm should be reserved.

3. Although it is simple, it is also very important, and it is easily overlooked by decoration masters and owners. After the floor is cleaned, it is best to apply a layer of solid glue around the sewage pipe and the installation track of the toilet. The advantage of doing this is that it can better achieve sealing and play a role in inner protection, preventing dirty water from seeping into the gaps during use to pollute the ground and damage the solid glue on the outer ring of the toilet.

1. Vinegar descaling method: Pour a mixture of vinegar and water into the toilet. After soaking for half a day, the scale will fall off with a brush.

2. Sandpaper descaling method: Use the finest sandpaper to rub the toilet dirt to remove dirt that detergents cannot remove.

3. Descaling with baking soda: Sprinkle baking soda in the toilet, then soak it in hot water for half an hour, and the dirt can be brushed off.

4. Descaling method with bleach solution: wipe it with bleach solution first, then rinse it with water after a while.

6. Descaling with detergent: first put an appropriate amount of water in the toilet, clean it with a toilet brush, then pour in 5-10 ml of detergent or hydrochloric acid solution, apply it evenly with a brush and scrub it. If the dirt is heavy, add a little more detergent, soak it and then scrub it until it is clean. Hydrochloric acid is highly corrosive. If you use hydrochloric acid for cleaning, be careful not to splash it on your skin.