Finding brown water in your toilet can stir up many emotions, none of them good. Things get even worse when you can't figure out the cause and your mind starts running through a myriad of ...

Before I knew it, I had a few of those brownish stains in the very bottom of my toilet, which suddenly didn't seem so new anymore. Those brown stains are usually the result of hard water ...

Toilet limescale can be a nightmare to remove, but one cleaning fan has revealed how a simple product can melt it off in minutes — and can prevent it coming back ...

But instead of the gleaming white bowl you left behind, you find a toilet full of brown lines and a ring. This is (probably) because you live in the 85% of the United States that has hard water.

But it can be really tricky to remove, oftentimes leaving you red in the face from scrubbing, without managing to remove the murky brown stains ... appliances. The toilet often sees the most ...

When fixing a gurgling toilet, wear gloves and other protective gear since you may come into contact with gray or brown water. First clear out the bowl with a toilet plunger. Even if water is not ...

Toilet bowls can be tough to clean when brown spots that are difficult to eradicate start to build up. A woman who runs a Yorkshire-based cleaning company, The Clean Up Company, shared the answer ...

I do not want to throw away a toilet that still works. What can I do? A: Pink, yellow, green, brown, black — toilet stains might be considered artwork if they weren’t so yucky. But the colors ...