Stained urine toilet seat (sorry)!!

[tgm1974]

Im a little embarrassed asking this question but we have recently moved into a new property which was not left in the best state (cleanliness) as I would have left it. Anyway does anyone know what I can use to remove or get rid of the urine staining that is on the under rim of the toilet seat - its not as bad as some may think but I just dont want to see it at all - our new bathroom arrives in a few weeks but Ive tried bleach, mould and mildew spray, etc .... any advice!

[Old_Geezer]

Something that occurred to me this morning. As a last resort before replacing. If a metal cleaner such as Brasso can scratch off tarnish, and even "remove" CD scratches, just maybe it would be the right coarseness for "sanding off" the stain. If it is a plastic/resin seat I can't see how the stain is likely to have penetrated too deeply.

[tgm1974]

Its not as bad as you all think you know ---- its petty me. I just get embarrassed if I have visitors (more the males) and they have to lift the seat to pee. They probably wouldnt notice but with being the "cleaner" of the house some things stick out a mile to what others would notice.

I will try the Cillit Bang, Flash Bleach and Limescale remover -- see how I get on.

Thanks everyone

[dizmouk2009]

'Cillit Bang, Flash Bleach and Limescale remover' - unless you have them products already they are going to cost you a damn fortune, it's not worth it!

[NoMercy]

Dizmouk is quite right, tgm. Add up what you've spent/will spend on cleaning products, you could just buy an interim toilet seat for less I daresay.

[dizmouk2009]

Them products + all the scrubbing from Tesco.com = £5.68
New toilet seat without the hastle = £8.99

[dizmouk2009]

Or... http://cgi.ebay.co.uk...L?hash=item3efbfdf7d8

£7.98 (INC delivery) :D

[dizmouk2009]

For an extra £1.32 you can be living the dream with your new toilet seat, lubly jubly...

I'm going to shurrup now :)
Have fun! x

[Emsiwemsi]

No buy a new one dont even bother tryin to clean it!!!!
Sorry would you spend all that time to clean a toilet seat that someone else had used without knowing them!!

[SimonAJ]

I had this problem on our toilet seat and as the seat is Sottini and soft closing purchasing a new one in excess of £100 was not an option.
I tried everything on it to no avail eventually being in th motor trade I used a car polishing compound (ferecla G3) which was still hard work but took it all off and kept the surface nice also. To finish off I polished the plastic with a good quality car polish. Hopefully this will go some way to protecting the surface from future staining!
I would think T Cut would also work and is readily available in Halfords in a small bottle where the product I used is more expensive and only available in a large bottle although it is also good for polishing stained upvc windows etc