iron, organic residue, or other sources. Different stains require different cleaning approaches.
Water passing through the tank doesn’t turn the foil into a reliable toilet-cleaning product.
If your toilet bowl develops a ring or discoloration, use a cleaner designed for the problem and follow its label. Regular brushing can also help prevent deposits from becoming difficult to remove.
For persistent stains, investigate whether hard water or iron-rich water is contributing to the problem.
And remember: keeping the tank clean and keeping the bowl clean are two different jobs.
