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NA Foster
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How clean an enamel bath tub?

NA Foster
  • Real Estate Investor
  • California
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How can I clean what looks like several years build up of soap scum on a enamel bath tub?
I have tried several commercial cleaners but it looks like it will be days before it's done.

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  • Tucson, AZ
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Account Closed
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I googled it and found this, along with other sites. At a glance, this one has several solutions.
http://www.wikihow.com/Clean-Tough-Stains-from-a-Bathtub

I found a really good toilet bowl cleaner at ACE Hardware, I think. About a quart, in a white plastic cylindrical bottle with blue print. I looked for it at Home Depot yesterday and did not find it, so I'm sure it was ACE. Worked wonders on the nasty toilet that was here when I moved in. That might do the trick. Directions for stubborn stains were to flush the water out then squirt this stuff on and let it set overnight. Worked like a charm.

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