Rusty water leaves marks on plumbing. If you do not devote time to cleaning the bath or sink, over time the surface will become rough, and the appearance will leave much to be desired. To cope with a rusty coating can be using various means.
Use sprays that effectively remove rusty deposits from sanitary ware products. For example, “Lock”, “Mr. Muscle”, “Seth”, “Comets” and the like. Avoid products that contain aggressive acids. Apply a little spray to the sponge, wipe the surface of the sink or bath, wait 10 minutes and rinse thoroughly with clean water. Do not forget to wear gloves so as not to damage the skin of the hands and nails. You can get rid of rust with citric acid. Pour a full sink or bath with hot water, add acid at the rate of 10 g per 10 liters of liquid. In the morning, drain the water and wipe the walls of the sanitary ware with a sponge with any detergent. Instead of citric acid, vinegar is also suitable, but the smell from it is very harsh and unpleasant. If you decide to use it, close the door to the bathroom tightly, and in the morning, before entering, put on a respirator or cotton-gauze bandage. To clean rusty deposits on acrylic surfaces, use only those products recommended by the manufacturers. In no case should you use acid-containing sprays. In extreme cases, use a cleaning cream that contains very fine abrasive particles. Never use iron brushes to clean plumbing - they damage the spray, which leads to the appearance of microcracks in which rust settles even faster. Over time, chips and bumps may appear. The same goes for dry cleaning powders with large abrasive particles. With proper care, the products will remain as new for many years. If cracks and scratches appear, put an acrylic liner or just replace the old plumbing. You can also contact the company, which provides services for applying a new coating on products made of sanitary ware.
