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My house has well water and with that a high mineral content, AKA hard water.
Toilets are a bitch to keep clean and I had to resort to caustic solutions like Santeen (acid) which is bad for septic fields.
I saw a blurb on a website about the wonders of WD-40, one of its many wonders is to spray the toilet bowl liberally.
Holy shit! It really does work? Waste slides away and mineral buildup is gone.
And WTF is in those Mr Clean Erasers? Those fuckers work great.
Your municipality is probably not crazy about potentially treating WD-40 tainted waste water but who knows maybe the Beer Bozeman is using in their wastewater plant can handle that too.
https://www.npr.org/2020/02/12/80458...ater-treatment
What does WD40 do to the septic system though?
It's about 50% mineral spirits.
It lubes all the poo.Quote:
Originally Posted by El Chupacabra
It also makes great cooking spray. We use it for omlettes and stir fry.
I’m about to use the oven to bake my new boot shells and do the rice trick for the liners.
I’ll let you know if it qualifies as a hack after I see the results.
Just buy it in bulk and hook it to a bidet seat.Quote:
Originally Posted by Danno
Bases are caustics, acids are corrosives. A bit of a distinction without a difference, but technically that's how they're classified.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bunion 2020
Even a "liberal" application to a toilet bowl is probably only a few milliliters, so just one flush from a low-flow 1.6 gpf toilet is more than a 1000x dilution factor. A day's worth of flushes, sink use, showers, etc. probably results in a >100,000x dilution factor, i.e. de minimis. Scrubbing with a pumice stone will also take that stuff off without harming the porcelin and leave the bowl sparkling like new. More work than spraying with WD40, though.Quote:
Originally Posted by El Chupacabra
is it a good accurate stove ^^ or a 50 yr old apartment stove in a dirtbag rental ( this is a ski forum ) in which case you might wana buy a 7$ oven thermometer ?
Well, I'm sure it does add a bit of a je ne sais quoi...Quote:
Originally Posted by Timberridge
And a bit of flambeQuote:
Originally Posted by The AD
Your still putting hydrocarbons directly into the water supply, that's a no go in my book...Quote:
Originally Posted by Dantheman
If you know you’re going to post the picture, take your picture horizontally instead of vertically and you won’t get that fucked up orientation when you posted on the tgr.
Yeah get a water softener...wd40 in the septic or town sewer is no bueno. Even if it works.
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A septic drain field is the water supply?Quote:
Originally Posted by k2skier112
Do you ever spray wd40 to protect tools or equipment in the outdoors from rust?
Spill a little gasoline when you fill-up the lawnmower?
Wash your car in the driveway?
Even if most of it is absorbed by the liver?Quote:
Originally Posted by Skidog
the solution to pollution is dilution...... as my pappy used to say.
Still awaiting an answer on those Mr. Clean Erasers.
I thought it did the opposite.Quote:
Originally Posted by Danno
It’s essentially a very fine sanding block...Quote:
Originally Posted by Bunion 2020
Not environmentally friendly either. Made with melamine foam. You're gonna turn your house into a Superfund site if you keep this shit up.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bunion 2020
he's trying to get the shit to go down, not up.Quote:
Originally Posted by Timberridge
Sponges work great if used carefully. Too much use or pressure and you'll knock the sheen off your paint leaving an area that shows from certain angles.
I didn't want to have to use the erasers so I just WD-40ed the whole interior of my house.