removing blue-green ring in toilet?

[shubh]

Ideally, you should clean each toilet in your home at least weekly. Try these:
Add approximately 1/4 cup of bleach into the bowl and let sit for a few minutes before cleaning. Using bleach will disinfect your toilet bowl.

[Michelle]

CLR is also available at Home Depot, Lowes, etc.

CLR stands for "calcium, lime, and rust". It's also good for removing water deposits on showerheads.

[Trishagirl]

The only thing I use on my toilets is the works like Debbie-cat and It's the best and doesn't cost much. I've used it for years! I soak my shower head it vinegar it's good for hard water. You can use in toilet also if you have bad hard water stains.

[daylily]

Thanks everyone! Surely I can find something at Walmart that will do the trick.

[never2late]

When you've tried all of the products you mentioned, did you turn off the water before flushing the toilet so that the water in the bowl is really low? I find this makes a huge difference. I'm pretty sure the product Debbie mentioned above, The Works, even instructs you to do exactly that when you use it.

[frugalfranny]

Thanks for 'the works' post.....I will be trying that. Sounds like good stuff.......and much cheaper than CLR.

I have very hard water.

IF you feel you HAVE to use a pumice stone.......DON'T use it much....or often.........been there, done that. Takes the finish off.......in a short time! Would NOT rec. it!

[daylily]

I didn't turn the water off but I used the toilet brush to push the water out so I could get to the stain.

I do clean my toilets every week and I can't figure out how this deposit happened!