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How to tackle summer stains

Scottish Daily Express

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June 05, 2025

If you're a regular fake tan user, you'll be all-too-familiar with the orange tint it can leave behind on your toilet seat.

How to tackle summer stains

To lift the stain, you'll need to use products that help dissolve the dyes and oils in fake tan that stick to surfaces like ceramicor plastic.

Stain SOS

■A cream cleaner, such as Cif lifts the pigment while giving the bowl a gentle scrub. The mild abrasives break down the staining without damaging the toilet seat surface.

■A damp Magic Eraser is ideal for quick fixes as the melamine foam acts like ultra-fine sandpaper - great for buffing away stains without harsh chemicals.

For really stubborn marks, acetone nail polish remover cuts through the oily residues in fake tan - just be sure to test on a small patch first.

SAUCY STAINS

Summer barbecues are fun and relaxing, until barbecue sauce or ketchup drips on to your favourite white top.

Stain SOS

■Scrape off excess sauce using a blunt knife to avoid rubbing it deeper into the fabric.

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