USE COKE

TO CLEAN

STUBBORN

TOILET STAINS

Coke isn't great for removing oil, fat, or grease-based stains. For these, you're better off using dish soap, detergent, or a stronger acid like vinegar.

Coke isn't great at killing germs. In fact, the sugary residue left behind by regular Coke can actually feed certain types of bacteria.

Stick to soap, a commercial cleaning solution, or an alcohol-based sanitizer to kill microorganisms.

Coke won't remove stains caused by inks, dyes, or pigments (see also 'How To Get Ink Out Of Fabric'). Rubbing alcohol and other chemical solvents are better cleaning solutions.

- 1 can of Coke or other carbonated soft drink - Toilet brush - Empty bucket - Gloves

1. First, flush out most of the water from the toilet. Either turn the knob on the side of the tank to turn off water flow and then flush the toilet or fill a large bucket with water and dump it quickly into the toilet. This will force the toilet to empty.

2. Next, open a can of coke and pour it into the bowl. Try to get it under the rim and focus on any stubborn stains.

3. Then, wait for at least two hours for the Coke to work it's magic. 4. After the time is up flush the toilet and use a scrub brush on any remaining stains.

5. Last, flush the toilet one last time to get rid of any remaining Coke in the bowl.

USE COKE

TO CLEAN

STUBBORN

TOILET STAINS