Muriatic acid / hydrochloric acid has worked for me.
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Post by Doc I've never found CLR to work that great on heavier deposits of mineral buildup. What's better? Muriatic acid / hydrochloric acid has worked for me.
At the moment the mineral buildup on the bottom of a dishwasher but as a rule I don't find CLR to work that well.
Try "LemiShine" for Washing Machines, Dishwashers, Disposals. I don't know what is in it as I don't see an ingredient list. My dishwasher was really cruddy and nothing I tried including the real TSP wouldn't touch it. One dose of lemishine and it was showroom clean. Wal Mart had it in their cleaners section. Small boxbox
On Thu, 1 Apr 2021 20:15:02 +0000, Gordon Vickery posted for all of us to digest...
A commercial ice maker
Probably what a parts store or the manufacturers recommend. Don't they have a cycle they have to be put through and then rinsed several times? Ice is a food.
Brown stains from Bottom of tub. Stained while plumbers did a test run while building our house. Water supply is from a well. standing water was left in the tub
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Post by Fulmer13 Brown stains from Bottom of tub. Stained while plumbers did a test run while building our house. Water supply is from a well. standing water was left in the tub.
White vinegar .
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