If you have hard water buildup in your toilet, you might see a white or rust-colored ring forming at the waterline or staining at the base of the bowl. If it’s really bad, limescale and calcium buildup can clog the water jets under the toilet rim. Let me show you how to fix this. First, you want some @Bar Keepers Friend I recommend their MORE spray cleaner for this situation because you can flip the bottle upside down and spray the more cleaner directly on the buildup under the rim. This cleaner contains no harsh chemicals. Its plant-based natural acid easily removes rust, limescale, calcium deposit, soap scum, and even mildew stains. Once you have all those stains removed, you can continue with your toilet cleaning routine. I’m using some disinfecting wipes to clean the rest of the toilet. I always start at the top and work my way down. Then I scrub the toilet lid, wipe it dry, put it back on, and give it one more wipe down with a disinfecting wipe. Now you know how to remove this type of hard water buildup from your toilet, but let’s say you have another issue. Maybe you have an older toilet, and it takes a couple of flushes for the contents in the toilet to go down. Perhaps you have a low-flow toilet, or maybe your toilet is just prone to clogging. I suggest using BKF EZ Flush. Using this regularly will help reduce toilet clogging and even odors. So, one to two times a week, pour some EZ Flush into the toilet and then flush. No other tools are needed. One squirt is all you need to prevent and eliminate clogs. Head over to barkeepersfriend.com and search the store locator to see what local stores in your area sell the BKF product line! #barkeepersfriend #cloggedtoilet #barkeepersfriendpartner #thomasvillega - @zapatas_cleaningservices