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Question: Yellow Stains on an Old Porcelain Tub?

July 10, 2006

One of our bathrooms has the original bathtub, it's twoscore+ years old. A drab xanthous stain covers much of the interior sides, especially towards the front of the tub. It has as well lost any smoothen on the porcelain, also. I do not want to resurface the tub as I have been told this really doesn't hold up for a tub with daily, constant usage. What could I use to remove these stains? Thanks for whatever ideas!

Mam from Atlanta, GA

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April 28, 2009 1 found this helpful

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Try soaking the tub over night with a product called "Iron Out" this worked keen on a terrible rusty yellow stain left on a tub past our last tenets. Nothing else even budged it. This is a before picture.

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This is the subsequently picture after one soaking, No scubing at all! The product Iron out can be obtained at most whatever Home supplie store similar Lowes or home depot.

Or most whatsoever Hardware store would probley order information technology for you. good luck.

September 21, 2022 4 found this helpful

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I had some yellowish brown stains on my old porcelain tub. I believe my cleaning service attempted to clean the tub with some type of harsh chemic. I tried just regular hydrogen peroxide and it was fading the stain.

So I used some Aquafresh Extreme Clean Toothpaste with Whitening Action (just the toothpaste I use). As I was spreading the toothpaste I could see the stain completely disappearing.

I left it on for 10 minutes or and so, just I don't think information technology was necessary to even leave it sitting. Later on rinsing, the stain was completely gone!

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February nine, 2022 2 found this helpful

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I recently tried using kaboom foaming spray and it worked miracles on my walls and grout but left my porcelain tub covered in an orange stain that I could not scrub away. Before going out to the store to buy more expensive cleaner, I turned to the internet to detect out what my best course of action would be.

After reading, I came across the hydrogen peroxide suggestion. I ran upstairs, grabbed my bottle and to my eyes surprise, it faded nearly 50%. I rinsed with hot h2o, repeated and it is at present completely gone inside near ii minutes time. Thanks so much for this helpful hint! Very pleased.

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September v, 2022 0 found this helpful

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I tried everything from hydrogen peroxide, baking soda, even stainless toothpaste, I didn't try "Iron Out" because I read on many sites the smell makes one feel ill.

Then I read someone's post about using, "common salt and fresh lemons". I left it overnight, and to my surprise, all the stains were gone.

You lot'll need plenty of lemons, depending on your stains and I used Diamond Crystal salt. Commencement past mixings minor amounts together, make a paste and use to the stained areas. Use the lemon to scrub, even the skin part. My tub looks brand new. Do this late in the evening later on everyone showers. Leave overnight and the next forenoon fill the tub with very hot h2o and leave on for about twenty minutes.

Make sure you know whether your tub is porcelain. I used Fantastic with bleach to clean bathroom tiles, the bleach ran down into the tub, causing horrific yellowish brown rust streaks. I was in fear that my landlord would see it and have a fit. I'm so happy to see a clean white tub, lesson learned, no more cleaning tiles with bleach.

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Question: Removing Stains from a Porcelain Bathtub?

I have tried Tilex and Clorox. The Tilex made it worse. Any suggestion what else I can try?
The Clorox did take a niggling off, only I put the Tilex on after and it got worse. It is a xanthous brown. Any suggestions?

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July 27, 2022 one found this helpful

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I would try Barkeeper's Friend. You can get it at the cleaning isle at your grocery shop. I have proficient luck using it on my porcelain sink.

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Question: Bleach Left Yellow Stain in Tub?

I am moving into a new apartment. The cleaning coiffure came in and could not take off these black marks. So I put bleach with water into the tub and I let it sit for 2 days and now I have a yellow band around the tub and the black marks are yet there. Please help. I think this tub is over 60 years former.

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January 27, 2022 0 found this helpful

Straight peroxide should remove the yellow stain...

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Used a brand-name product on my tiles to get them clean and the product stained my porcelain tub yellow with streaks all throughout. Saw online that peroxide volition remove information technology had a brand new bottle of peroxide poured information technology all over the yellowish stains instantly earlier my eyes they all disappeared!

July 2, 2022 0 found this helpful

Thank you then much ..used simply peroxide and information technology worked on my 80 yr one-time porcelain tub..??

October 20, 2022 0 found this helpful

If information technology's an one-time tub that has a worn out matte end, merely scrub it with some grey Scotchbrite brand pads, function number 7448, and any kind of soap. It's not sandpaper, and information technology'll have the scum and stains correct downwards to the original end in a few minutes.

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