Getting Rid of Yellow Stains on the Toilet Seat
- Soak in bleach For awful staining, the easiest solution can be to soak the entire toilet seat in bleach.
- Bicarbonate of soda and white vinegar Bicarbonate of soda and distilled white vinegar are popular eco-friendly household cleaners.
- Lemon juice The acidic properties of lemon juice mean that it can cut through yellow staining and any calcium build up.
- Other methods
How do you clean Discoloured white plastic?
Cleaning Yellowed Plastic Containers With Vinegar –
- In the sink, add a tablespoon of Dawn, two cups of vinegar, and water.
- Allow the plastic containers to soak for 15-30 minutes.
- Use the bristle brush to scrub the containers.
- Rinse with water and dry.
Does bleach damage plastic toilet seat?
GETTING your loo looking – and smelling pristine – can often lead to pouring down whatever chemical cleaner is to hand. However, a mum has warned that using bleach to freshen up your toilet “destroys the porcelain” on the bowl. 
2 A mum has warned that using bleach to clean your toilet bowl could “destroy” the porcelain Credit: Facebook In a post to Facebook group Mums Who Clean, she revealed how she had been advised by a knowledgeable salesperson to avoid using the handy household product to rid her toilet of grime.
Does bleach leave yellow stains?
How to Fix Bleach Stains From White Clothes – Rather than staining white clothes, bleach can leave a yellow residue. Removing this yellow stain is pretty simple with some white vinegar.
- Rinse the fabric for several minutes.
- Put straight white vinegar on the yellow stains.
- Allow it to sit for 5 minutes.
- Rinse the area with cold water.
- Check that the residue is gone.
It’s important to remember that bleach and white vinegar shouldn’t mix. So ensure the bleach is thoroughly rinsed off the fabric before applying the white vinegar.
