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Nov 11, 2018

Bathtub cleaning

Any advice for cleaning a japanese bathtube? Somehow my bathtub has many weired stains and discoloration after I didn´t used it for long time. Normal bathroom cleaning spray doesn´t work really.

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BlueButterfly

BlueButterfly

I´m a german girl living in the center of Tokyo, but my true love belongs to the countryside of Japan (especially Chiba and Hokkaido). I love traveling Japan and explore hidden areas.
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  • Heath320

    Heath320

    on Nov 12

    If the normal bathroom sprays aren’t working I would maybe try bathroom bleach. If it’s a type of mildew or mold there is also bathroom mold spray. I can’t rememeber the exact name but it’s sold with all her other sprays.

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  • genkidesu

    genkidesu

    on Nov 12

    We’ve also had to use bleach in our bathroom too. I tried standard cleaners and they just didn’t have enough oomph to clean it properly.

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  • Jackson

    Jackson

    on Nov 14

    I'd leave the spray on certain stained part for hours before scrubbing them. Warming it up first might work too.

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