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Using salt in your toilet is easy if you follow this simple guide:
Fill your toilet bowl with a cup of salt.
After giving it at least 15 minutes to work its magic, you can leave it overnight for a more thorough cleaning.
Use a toilet brush to scrub the bowl, paying special attention to areas where deposits have built up.
Drain the solution to remove the salt and any loose dirt.
For a consistently clean, odor-free toilet, you should do this task every few weeks.
The Secret Salt Your Plumber Is Hiding From You and Why:
Have you ever wondered why we don’t hear about the salt technique among plumbers? Here are some reasons why they hide it:
Plumbers rely on customer calls to fix things, so if they start doing more DIY solutions, it could hurt their job security.
For major problems, you’ll need experts: Salt won’t fix every plumbing problem. It’s essential to hire an expert for larger, more complex jobs.
Plumbing professionals may not want to take on the liability burden (or liability insurance cost) associated with suggesting do-it-yourself solutions because of the potential for accidents. You may want to consider using a salt shaker as an alternative to a phone the next time you need to call a plumber. The smart, easy answer you’ve been looking for may be here.