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I've used rust remover for this problem in the past, but be warned that it can remove some enamel if you're not careful.

Steve_H

I have used Muriatic Acid also known as Hydrochloric Acid. WORKS LIKE A CHARM!!! You can find it at just about any pool supply store. Just make sure you use gloves, mask and goggles.

RD55

I've been wanting to try "whink". so it's really that good huh?

LizaRay

great information..u guys r great..thanks.

RD55

ive heard a lot about "whink"....good stuff!

ownersblues

I have never heard of a "whink" which has to be a play off of "whisk," does this work?

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RD55

I wouldn't worry about some of the cleaners being to abrasive. If it was the shower, maybe. But if bleach isn't cutting it, than you need to move to the next step.

alketamark

I used comet on my toilet seat and it rubbed the finish right off until it was black. I got a new toilet seat and though I cleaned it constantly because of my 11 year old, it still managed to get yellow stains underneath within a month. I cleaned it with Mr. Clean Disinfecting Bath Cleaner (6% Citric Acid, 94% other ingredients?- no phosphate) and it started leaving a white mark apparently disturbing the finish so I stopped cleaning it. The seat has chrome hinges so I don't want to use a hydrochloric based product since that would destroy the chrome. The whink appears to be for rust stains and these are not rust stains. Any advice?