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How to remove tough yellow toilet seat stains - 65p hack leaves them 'spotless'
Mrs Hinch Cleaning Tips Facebook group shares a 65p bicarbonate of soda hack that removes tough yellow stains from toilet seats using common household ingredients.
- Members of the Mrs Hinch Cleaning Tips Facebook group revealed a 65p bicarbonate of soda hack that users said leaves toilet seats 'spotless' and sparked over 400 responses.
- Users seeking non-toxic solutions noted many struggle to remove yellow marks, prompting interest in cheap alternatives as a bathroom showroom expert warned bleach fumes yellow seats and advised white vinegar and bicarbonate of soda.
- Users recommended mixing bicarbonate of soda with white vinegar, water or lemon into a paste, leaving it on from 10 minutes up to an hour, then scrubbing underneath of toilet seat with a soft scourer or toothbrush.
- At Tesco, the Stockwell & Co. Bicarbonate Of Soda costs 65p , and commenters reported it leaves seats 'no more yellow seat' after use.
- The hack joins other thrift-minded tips shared via the publisher's exclusive partnership with sister title USA Today, reflecting a social media trend underscored by #nontoxic hashtags and thrifty cleaning commenters.
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How to remove tough yellow toilet seat stains - 65p hack leaves them 'spotless'
Find out how to remove tough yellow toilet seat stains using 65p hack which leaves them 'spotless', according to Mrs Hinch Cleaning Tips members.
·Scotland, United Kingdom
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