The amazing spray oil is the go-to for fixing squeaky doors and cupboards. But did you know it has other incredible uses? Get ready to discover how simple it is to use WD-40 oil for cleaning and how it can help you clean your toilet like a pro!
Unpleasant limescale
Limescale is found in all households. The biggest problems are experienced by those who have so-called hard water in their pipes. Limescale then clogs the kettle, taps at sinks and basins or the toilet bowl. Removing limescale is difficult and usually requires a long soak. It is therefore much easier to prevent limescale.
This does not always mean installing an expensive filtration system. In some cases, even the popular WD-40 oil will help with limescale.
Cleaning the toilet thoroughly for limescale
The first thing to do is to clean the toilet thoroughly of limescale. Take WD-40 oil, open the windows to allow good ventilation in the room, and spray the bowl with WD-40 oil. Leave the product on overnight. The next day, clean the toilet bowl thoroughly and there will be no sign of limescale. The product is primarily designed to remove rust and protect the surface, it is a strong chemical.
Preventive toilet protection
Spraying the toilet with WD-40 will create a protective film on the toilet. This will last for several days and will not form limescale. If you only have a problem with limescale occasionally, it is sufficient to spray oil into the water at the bottom of the toilet. If the surface is heavily stained with limescale, use the oil on the entire toilet.
Always ventilate thoroughly
Unpleasant fumes will appear in the room when the oil is sprayed. If you cannot ventilate the room sufficiently, do not use the procedure. At the same time, make sure that the oil does not get on the surface of the tiles during application. It is very slippery. It is relatively easy to slip in a wet bathroom and splashing the floor with oil would greatly increase the risk of falling.
