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- Anonymous1 decade agoFavorite Answer
With some good bath cleaner and plenty of elbow grease, and use a scotch brite scourer but not anything to harsh or you will scratch the bath.
- _Lv 51 decade ago
I had the same problem. I used CLR Calcium Limestone Rust Remover and it took off the "redish pink" stuff that I believe is one of those 3 things.. either that or soap scum, I don't know the specifics. IT took off all of the stained color and my tub is now its original color of white. You can also try bleach just to clean it up a bit and keep it fresh. Don't mix chemicals whatever you do, and rinse well! Good luck!
- 1 decade ago
You can use a number of commercial cleaners like CLR or Ajax. I think the cleaners where you apply then leave on for a few minutes then rinse are the most effective.
Source(s): http://maidpro.com/ - 1 decade ago
Depends on what the stain is. Paint, dye, dirt, soap scum, rust?
Here is a site that might help, one of my favorite:
http://www.howtogetridofstuff.com/
Click on the "stains" tab and pick what type stain.
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- Anonymous1 decade ago
i usually mix alittle ajax with some dish soap and scrub with one of those scrubbing sponges it always leaves the tub looking and smelling great
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Try Kaboom. I used it when we moved into our house and the shower looked terrible. That stuff made it look brand new.