Kcodyjr
Member
Latest in my long set of how-the-blazes questions.
After I "go" there are invariably pieces stuck to the bowl. This has only been a problem since I moved here, and I'm not lazy about using the brush; every time I use the commode if I must. It is a low flow design.
However, I'm standing there scrubbing back and forth for several minutes and these freshly-left pieces stubbornly resist.
KIingons are one thing, but this is more like Kryptonite. Kraptonite? Seriously, they might be suitable as munitions.
Should I suspect the water itself? Could the bowl have taken surface damage via contamination somehow?
One of those $10 water test kits from Lowe's says my water is ever so slightly acidic, and ever so slightly soft, if that helps.
After I "go" there are invariably pieces stuck to the bowl. This has only been a problem since I moved here, and I'm not lazy about using the brush; every time I use the commode if I must. It is a low flow design.
However, I'm standing there scrubbing back and forth for several minutes and these freshly-left pieces stubbornly resist.
KIingons are one thing, but this is more like Kryptonite. Kraptonite? Seriously, they might be suitable as munitions.
Should I suspect the water itself? Could the bowl have taken surface damage via contamination somehow?
One of those $10 water test kits from Lowe's says my water is ever so slightly acidic, and ever so slightly soft, if that helps.