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Removing Stubborn Marks (Enamel Baths Only) Stubborn stains on baths can be removed by using a cloth dipped in vinegar or turpentine. The older method was to use a slice of lemon dipped in salt. Plastic or acrylic baths - scratch easily, so steer away from abrasive cleaners - a gentle wipe over with a mild bathroom cleaner and soft cloth should be enough. If you find yourself faced with a very grubby bath, try filling it with warm water, putting in a scoop or two of biological washing powder and leaving overnight. Cast-iron baths - take great care with these - always test new products on an inconspicuous area before sloshing it all over. Avoid products with anti-limescale ingredients as they may cause the enamel to dull. Instead, remove limescale with a solution of half vinegar, half water, applied with a soft cloth to the area of limescale - avoiding other parts of the enamel |
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