Hard Water Leaves Residents Seeing Orange

They are appearing in the toilet bowls of suburban and rural households all across the country: hard-to-remove rust and iron stains.

While well water is safe to drink, it can leave unsightly orange stains on everything it comes in contact with, including basins, washing machines, dishwashers, clothing, home exteriors and yes - the toilet bowl.

Ordinary household cleaners will not get rid of iron and rust stains. In fact, it requires specially formulated products, or reducing agents, that specifically target rust.

Now there are two easy ways to combat the annoying residue. A new approach designed specifically for removing iron and rust stains in toilets is the Iron Out Automatic Toilet Bowl Cleaner. One tablet dropped into the tank will automatically keep the toilet bowl stain-free for up to 30 days. It is safe for plumbing and septic tanks, and the bowl water won't harm children or pets.

But the results are better when the tank is first cleaned with the powder Super Iron Out. It is safe for virtually all surfaces and rinses rust and iron stains away without scrubbing. It is ideal for use in water softeners and in washing machines to fight rust stains on white and colorfast clothing. Super Iron Out will also remove rust stains on exterior surfaces, including stone, concrete, brick, boats and RVs.

Super Iron Out and Iron Out Automatic Toilet Bowl Cleaner can be found at most grocery stores, mass merchandisers and home-improvement stores.



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