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In 1980 I bought a little 40 year old house in Santa Cruz that a realtor was flipping. It had one bathroom. The toilet looked like it had barnacles in it, I was convinced I was going to have to get a new toilet. I bought Cling n Clean without ever having heard of it but the bottle description sounded like it might help. I shoved all the water out of the toilet and let it dry and used an entire bottle, I left it all day while I ran errands. I was astounded, the the barnacles chipped off. In chunks. Using a wooden handled spoon, handle end. Like oyster shells. I couldn't believe it. The end result looked brand new. Now I have a brand new $600 toilet that has acquired and hard water deposit, because of our well water, despite water softener, that I can feel with my fingernail. It's a Toto toilet, supposed to have some sort of magic surface on it to prevent deposits, etc. The instructions are very insistent that abrasives, pumice, bleach, harsh chemicals will ruin this magic surface. I wrote to Toto, asked what I CAN use. They said CLR. Didn't touch it. I left it for three days. I told them, now they say Edfred. Not realizing that it is Cling n Clean, I ordered two bottles and am hoping for the best. I don't have my order yet. We shall see.