foto: YouTube/Narasyifa family
Brilio.net - Bathrooms are usually equipped with a tub that is used to collect water. This object, which is often called a bathtub, tends to be designed with a large size. This means that more water is stored, making it more comfortable to use.
However, because of its main function, this bathtub can get dirty quickly, you know. Dirt that settles in the bathtub usually sticks around for a long time. Then, if it is not cleaned immediately, the dirt will harden or even make the collected water look yellow.
To clean the yellow crust in the bathtub , most people will usually brush it vigorously. Or there are also those who apply cleaning fluid that has been mixed with hot water. Both methods are considered to be able to make the yellow crust in the bathroom disappear.
But you know what? Actually there are other tricks that are more practical in cleaning yellow crust in the bathtub. This trick was shared by YouTube user Narasyifa family. Through one of the uploaded videos, he admitted that he only used two ingredients, one of which came from the kitchen.
How to clean limescale in the bathroom tub.
Reported by BrilioFood on Friday (1/3), the kitchen ingredient used was dishwashing soap . Meanwhile, another ingredient used is citrus. Well, these two ingredients are simply mixed together, then dissolved in water. You can use regular water (room temperature only), not hot water.
photo: YouTube/Narasyifa family
Next, apply the liquid to the crusty tub. To make it more even, you can use a brush. Continue to apply evenly while rubbing gently.
photo: YouTube/Narasyifa family
So, if you feel the crust is very stubborn and thick, leave it in the bath that has been smeared with the liquid. After letting it sit for a while, apply and rub again with the brush. Then, if the crust has fallen off, then rinse until clean.
photo: YouTube/Narasyifa family
Bathtubs that are cleaned this way tend to be shinier and really clean, you know. You can immediately refill it with clean water. That way, the bathroom can be used again.
Apart from dishwashing soap, you can actually also use other kitchen ingredients to clean yellow crust in the bathtub, you know. For example, cooking vinegar. To do this, simply mix vinegar with water and put it in a spray bottle. Then spray it onto the crusty area. Leave it for a few minutes, then scrub with a brush.
Not only vinegar, baking soda is also effective in eradicating yellow crust in the bathtub. How to use it: Mix baking soda and a little water until the texture forms a paste. Then spread it onto the crust of the bath, let it sit for a few minutes, and burn until clean.
How? Easy enough, right? If the tub is filled with yellow crust, a number of methods and ingredients can help. Apart from being effective, these kitchen ingredients also tend to be easy to get, both in grocery stores and supermarkets.
Patching a leaking bathtub can be done in several ways. However, make sure to carry out repairs carefully and thoroughly so that the results are long-lasting and do not cause further problems. Furthermore, here are a number of methods that can be done at home:
1. Repair loose connections.
Check the water pipe connections around the bathtub. If something is loose or leaking, repair it by re-tightening or replacing the damaged seal.
2. Use a special sealant.
Use a special waterproof sealant or glue to seal small cracks or holes in the bathtub. Make sure the surface of the tub is clean and dry before applying sealant.
3. Use epoxy resin.
Epoxy resin can be used to fill cracks or holes in bathtubs. Mix the resin according to the instructions and apply it to the leaking area. Allow to dry completely before using again.
4. Glue the fiberglass.
If the damage is large enough, you can use fiberglass to patch it. Cut the fiberglass to the required size, then glue it with epoxy resin. Once dry, sand the surface to make it even.
5. Use special adhesive for plastic.
If the tub is made of plastic, you can use a special adhesive designed to stick to plastic. Make sure the area to be attached is clean and dry before using adhesive.
6. Use waterproof adhesive tape.
Waterproof adhesive tape can be used to patch small cracks or leaking joints. Place the tape on the leaking area and press gently to make sure the tape sticks well.
7. Replace damaged parts.
If the damage is too severe, you may need to replace the damaged part of the bathtub. Make sure to use appropriate materials and follow installation instructions correctly.
8. Thinking about replacing the entire tub.
If the tub is very old or badly damaged, it may be better to replace it with a new one rather than trying to patch it periodically.
9. Call a professional.
If you're not sure how to patch a leaking bathtub, it's best to call a professional to fix it. They have the right knowledge and tools to solve the problem well.
(brl/tin)
