Step-by-step instructions on how to make your aquarium look like new
Turn off the water supply by closing the tap near the toilet.
Drain the water into the toilet to empty the tank completely.
Pour white vinegar into a spray bottle (about 250 to 300 ml), then spray generously on the inside of the tank.
Let it rest for two to three hours, overnight if possible.
Scrub with a sponge to remove limescale and mildew buildup.
Use a toilet brush to reach hard-to-reach places (bottom of the tank, corners).
Rinse with some clean water, then turn the tap back on to fill the tank.
Bonus: a more efficient toilet without unpleasant odors.
A clean tank just isn’t more pleasant: it’s also a system that works better, uses less water, and is quieter. White vinegar leaves a feeling of freshness and disinfects naturally. No more lingering odors or clogged mechanisms.
Summarizing:
A little vinegar, a few simple steps and your aquarium will be rejuvenated. A tip that should be repeated every two to three months to maintain the efficiency of the toilet… and a healthier home.
Because even what you can’t see deserves a little attention.
