The unexpected item that magically cleans hard water stains.
How do people house?
After a decade in a Brooklyn one-bedroom apartment, there are so many things that I have to learn about it. Like how to clean a garbage disposal, how to properly, and what to do with more than one bedroom. And then there are the more pressing queries, like—how do I get this far-from-new toilet to be less gross?
In Philadelphia, where the aforementioned house is, the water is pretty hard, which means that there’s mineral build-up in the bathroom, and that the bottom of the bowl of the toilet was coated in an extremely unappealing layer of brown-yellow gunk. When my partner saw it, he assumed it meant that the family in the house before us was a big believer in if it’s yellow let it mellow.
I tried Borax, and I tried baking soda, and neither did much—the stain might have gotten slightly lighter, but it was certainly not gone. And then I remembered an unlikely cleaning item recommended by the patron saint of clean homes,
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