Lifestyle Desk: The toilet seat gets stained if not cleaned regularly. If water spills upwards, it can cause mineral deposits on the seat. Sweat or urine stains on the seat are also very common. Sometimes cleaning the toilet seat with chemical cleaners can also cause discolouration. Know what to do if there are yellow stains on the toilet seat.

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You can remove stains from the toilet seat with bleach. Dilute bleach in a bucket of water according to package directions. If your bottle doesn't have dilution instructions, mix 1/3 cup of bleach per gallon of room temperature water. Remove the toilet seat from the toilet and soak it in bleach water for 15 minutes. Use a bristled brush to clean the seat and remove stains. Of course gloves, glasses, take after a month cleaning time.

Baking soda is an environmentally friendly and safe way to remove stains . Wet a cloth with water and sprinkle baking soda on the cloth. Rub baking soda all over the toilet seat. Wait for 15 minutes. If the scar is long-standing, you may need to wait longer. You can leave it for up to eight hours if needed. Wash the baking soda paste off the toilet seat.

Can be cleaned with vinegar. Take white vinegar in a spray bottle and spray it all over the toilet seat. Cover the seat with a paper towel soaked in vinegar for two hours. Scrub with a bristled brush or an unused toothbrush. Add more vinegar if needed.

Mix lemon juice and any essential oils in a spray bottle. Apply it on the spots and wait for 15 minutes. Then scrub and wash.