I have white enamel toilet seats and I clean it once a week.

Underneath the toilet seat, I often find several reddish brown stains
the size of a quarter or bigger.

The stains always clean right off, but I'm wondering what in he heck
they could be.

On Jul 11, 10:52 am, ValveJob wrote:
I have white enamel toilet seats and I clean it once a week.

Underneath the toilet seat, I often find several reddish brown stains
the size of a quarter or bigger.

The stains always clean right off, but I'm wondering what in he heck
they could be.

rust from the hinge screws

On Jul 11, 9:52 am, ValveJob wrote:
I have white enamel toilet seats and I clean it once a week.

Underneath the toilet seat, I often find several reddish brown stains
the size of a quarter or bigger.

The stains always clean right off, but I'm wondering what in he heck
they could be.

Don't grunt so hard, it causes splash back.

[8~{} Uncle Monster

On Wed, 11 Jul 2007 09:52:18 -0500, ValveJob wrote:


I have white enamel toilet seats and I clean it once a week.

Underneath the toilet seat, I often find several reddish brown stains
the size of a quarter or bigger.

The stains always clean right off, but I'm wondering what in he heck
they could be.



Let me guess.........
I bet this happens approximately once a month, right about the same
time your wife goes to the store to stock up on Tampax and Kotex,
right? Call her gynacologist to find out for sure !!!!

On Wed, 11 Jul 2007 09:52:18 -0500, ValveJob wrote:


I have white enamel toilet seats and I clean it once a week.

Underneath the toilet seat, I often find several reddish brown stains
the size of a quarter or bigger.

The stains always clean right off, but I'm wondering what in he heck
they could be.



Real men use their sense of taste.

Steve

On Jul 12, 4:29 am, wrote:
On Wed, 11 Jul 2007 09:52:18 -0500, ValveJob wrote:

I have white enamel toilet seats and I clean it once a week.

Underneath the toilet seat, I often find several reddish brown stains
the size of a quarter or bigger.

The stains always clean right off, but I'm wondering what in he heck
they could be.

Let me guess.........
I bet this happens approximately once a month, right about the same
time your wife goes to the store to stock up on Tampax and Kotex,
right? Call her gynacologist to find out for sure !!!!

GEEZ! You're worse than me!

[8~{} Uncle Monster

On Thu, 12 Jul 2007 04:29:41 -0500, wrote:

On Wed, 11 Jul 2007 09:52:18 -0500, ValveJob wrote:


I have white enamel toilet seats and I clean it once a week.

Underneath the toilet seat, I often find several reddish brown stains
the size of a quarter or bigger.

The stains always clean right off, but I'm wondering what in he heck
they could be.



Let me guess.........
I bet this happens approximately once a month, right about the same
time your wife goes to the store to stock up on Tampax and Kotex,
right? Call her gynacologist to find out for sure !!!!

That is EXACTLY what I thought at first!

But, after I cleaned it the last time, I realized that there have
been no visitors to the toilet that meets that criteria. I now
realize that it is something else.

Sometimes when I bombs away, a gush of water hits me in the butt from
the canon ball effect.
I'm wondering if that water could then grow something that resembles
a stain.

On Wed, 11 Jul 2007 09:52:18 -0500, ValveJob wrote:

I have white enamel toilet seats and I clean it once a week.

Underneath the toilet seat, I often find several reddish brown stains
the size of a quarter or bigger.

The stains always clean right off, but I'm wondering what in he heck
they could be.


Lick them. What do they taste like?

On Jul 11, 8:52 am, ValveJob wrote:
I have white enamel toilet seats and I clean it once a week.

Underneath the toilet seat, I often find several reddish brown stains
the size of a quarter or bigger.

The stains always clean right off, but I'm wondering what in he heck
they could be.

Brown Stains on the toilet...

I'll resist temptation here.

John

ValveJob:

I'm wondering if that water could then grow something that resembles
a stain.

Let's use common sense, if you have brown stains in the toilet there are
only two things it could likely be, mildew or poop spatters. Clean it once
a week with something that contains bleach, if the stains continue it's
poop.

--
Mac Cool