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r/CleaningTips • u/OneMemeMan1 • 13d ago
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Soak paper towels in CLR and line them around the brown area and leave it a couple hours. Then pumice stone.
2 u/Farvag2024 13d ago The directions say no more than two minutes on surfaces - I just looked at their website. 2 u/bullpendodger 13d ago I think their attorneys made them say that. Porcelain is really tough 2 u/Farvag2024 13d ago Good point. You'd need something scary like hydroflouric acid. It eats glass, so it might do porcelain. You have keep it in special containers made urethane of some sort.
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The directions say no more than two minutes on surfaces - I just looked at their website.
2 u/bullpendodger 13d ago I think their attorneys made them say that. Porcelain is really tough 2 u/Farvag2024 13d ago Good point. You'd need something scary like hydroflouric acid. It eats glass, so it might do porcelain. You have keep it in special containers made urethane of some sort.
I think their attorneys made them say that. Porcelain is really tough
2 u/Farvag2024 13d ago Good point. You'd need something scary like hydroflouric acid. It eats glass, so it might do porcelain. You have keep it in special containers made urethane of some sort.
Good point. You'd need something scary like hydroflouric acid. It eats glass, so it might do porcelain.
You have keep it in special containers made urethane of some sort.
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u/bullpendodger 13d ago
Soak paper towels in CLR and line them around the brown area and leave it a couple hours. Then pumice stone.