Great hack! Been using ceramic wax on my vehicle paint for just over a year and very impressed, so I'll definitely being treating the toilets the same. On older toilets, rust or calcium stains often originate in the toilet tank. Draining the tank and cleaning with a product like CLR will clean the interior of the ceramic tank. A ceramic wax coating should aid inside the tank also.
Love the idea. Have you tried this on the bathtub around the sides on the inside? You may not want to put it on the floor of the tub but this may really help stop the ring around the tub.
Same here. I just applied a ceramic coating to my toilet bowl and decided to check TH-cam to see if it was a good idea or not. How well has yours held up?
Should you apply second coat right after 1st dries( 15-20mins )? Or wait a few days? Also, you only have to re-apply once every year? Thanks for the great tip! Let you know how it works 🤗
AWESOME!!! One would still need to mist a disinfectant inside and round the rim of the toilet and either use wipes or spray and paper towel the to dry off, I would say spray the disinfectant everywhere then dry the rim and then the seat and then flush and do this once a week unless something major happens, thus keeping the kamode disinfected except for the rim and seat which should be done once a day especially if big family. This ceramic coating will help keep it from becoming nasty for longer periods of time.
What was the rest of the video? mine cut off when you started saying something about your young children like we do... boom gone... Thank you. I think it's a great idea and I will buy that turtle Wax ceramic coating for sure! Muchas gracious! Sorry. I'm Southern.
I was so excited to see the video and really hope it would work. Unfortunately, i got a brand new 1-week old toilet and tried to apply 3 coats of Turtle Wax for ceramic spraying coating all the way to the end of the bowl, and followed everything to the T. It does work to prevent the water from sticking to the bowl (so minimize water stains) but that's about it. Shixx still sticks to the bowl and i still need to clean the toilet bowl regularly.
ETA 4 months later: This seemed to be the perfect solution to the hard water toilet ring and general mess, but unfortunately, I have to clean the toilets just as often and now I have the problem that I can't use pumice to get the ring off because I don't want to scratch the coating and make an even bigger (non-fixable) mess. So I guess I have to just let it wear off. Is there a way to remove this coating? After watching your fabulous how-to that brought this product to my attention and this use, I tried it first on a sink and WOW!!! We use homemade toothpaste with clay and coconut oil and what a MESS it makes twice a day! And your hack WORKED ON IT, the SINK IS CLEAN with just a rinse! It's only been a few days, but the result was so amazing I just did 2 of our 3 toilets. We have hard well water and those are always a mess, too, so I'm really looking forward to the result. (By the way, I used a soft "Johnny mop" that I use to clean the toilets to plunge out the water) THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!
@@ryanf.7933 OMG, I'm so happy!!! I just did the rest of our porcelain (another toilet and sink) and I am almost literally crying with happiness. Can't thank you enough.
@@allhimwithme5115 you can pumice the bowl and re-apply if desired it's not that big of a deal. the ceramic coating is invisible so don't worry about scratching it
No..trust me. Did 6 coats. Did my avg morning business and it actuallly might be worse. Toilet is a year old so its not that. My diet hasnt changed. My old home rarely happened. Moved and its every time. But this wasnt a fix. Will have to do the deed in the guest bathroom. It doesnt happen
Thanks for the tip! Subscribed, liked ordered. I'd like to also do this for the sink and the tub, just to see if I can. Oh, and if you had included an affiliate link, I would have been glad to order from you.
I have a hanging cleaner on my toilet, it releases a bleach solution with every flush. now and then there are some things that still stick to the sides of the bowl. The coating seems likt it would do away with that but wondering if the bleach solution would slowly eat away with the ceramic coating. Thanks for the video.
Hello. Yes. Bleach is a caustic solution that will reduce the product efficiency quickly. Most manufacturers do not recommend the tank style cleaners as they degrade the tank components. Thanks for the comment!!
It will stay, but not as long because vinegar is a mild acid. I wouldn't recommend vinegar to clean porcelain as it will strip the finish with repeated use.
Great tip. I have tried everything on a toilet for removing mildew to include a pumice stone to remove hard water etching. The mildew continues to occur right where the hard water line is. Will this product help with this effort? On another note, I have a metal spot showing in my porcelain tub. It appears where the anti-slip process failed. Rust appears as water does not drain off. I am currently not using the tub so it stays dry. Other than replacing the tub, do you have any ideas.
Hello. This product will only work on toilets if the porcelain is in good condition and still retains its original finish. As for your bathtub, I would recommend a local company to come refinish it. It's a quick, easy process that takes a few hours for them to complete. Best of luck!
Regarding the mildew/mold I watched someone teach how to flush the toilet lines with bleach; that's where the problem originates, but I don't recall what channel. I think if you search for a fix for mold in the toilet you'll find it.
Is this safe for septic tanks? I assume the wax gradually washes off and gets flushed down into the septic tank. I know not much wax is used, but I am thinking in abundance of caution here.
I have ranew Toto toilet, but getting the same nasty skid marks and a water ring , like the old one had _ hard water being the culprit. Tried this hack with another automotive wax product with 0 results. Bought Kitchen and Bath Polish from Gel -Gloss, but will exchange for this recomended wax I did see in Lows, but doughted it would work on ceramic.
Finally decided to Google for this video. How can i explain my problem without sounding gross. Poop stick to the bowl at every poop, every day. It's getting tiring
Just remove the seat and coat that area as well. Now you can buy e z removable toilets seats. You never get those clean without removing them anyways. Now you can... with the right seat.
How about the size of your bathtub. Not the bottom cuz it'd be slippery or how about shower doors I was thinking Rain-X but the hot water would probably rinse it away
Hello. It will definitely work for ceramic or porcelain tub surrounds. Not sure if I'd try it on glass. The Rain-X might be a good idea but will probably be short lived from all the soap and heat.
Absolutely safe. Its ceramic properties adhere to the porcelain. Safer than harsh cleaning chemicals, bleach and narcotics flushed down the tubes daily.
@@A_90210 it’s ceramic component is silicon dioxide which is used as a food additive. I don’t know what else is in it but I would guess applying this once or twice a year adds far fewer chemicals into our water supply than weekly cleaning.
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Great hack! Been using ceramic wax on my vehicle paint for just over a year and very impressed, so I'll definitely being treating the toilets the same. On older toilets, rust or calcium stains often originate in the toilet tank. Draining the tank and cleaning with a product like CLR will clean the interior of the ceramic tank. A ceramic wax coating should aid inside the tank also.
Great idea! Thanks for the comment!
Damn that’s the cleanest toilet bowl that I’ve ever seen 😳😳😳😳
It works! Thanks for the comment!
It works great on shower tiles too.
Haven't tried this yet, but GREAT idea! Never thought about this logical solution.
Thanks!!
Honey, I'm busy buffing the toilet. Great stuff. Can't wait to give it a try.
Toilet manufacturers need to start making their products with super hydrophobic surfaces, inside the tank, as well.
I use it on all the faucets and doorknobs. Bathroom counter.
Love the idea. Have you tried this on the bathtub around the sides on the inside?
You may not want to put it on the floor of the tub but this may really help stop the ring around the tub.
Hello. Yes. I've tried it on my tile surround in the tub and it works very well! Thanks for the comment.
Great video. Funny thing is I used this exact product and method this morning and then saw this video. It confirms it was the right thing to do.
Same here. I just applied a ceramic coating to my toilet bowl and decided to check TH-cam to see if it was a good idea or not.
How well has yours held up?
the instructions say to allow the coating 24 hours to cure before getting wet or applying a second coat (for 12 month protection)
Should you apply second coat right after 1st dries( 15-20mins )? Or wait a few days? Also, you only have to re-apply once every year? Thanks for the great tip! Let you know how it works 🤗
Hello. Yes. Apply the second coat after 15 minutes. Thanks for the comment!
AWESOME!!! One would still need to mist a disinfectant inside and round the rim of the toilet and either use wipes or spray and paper towel the to dry off, I would say spray the disinfectant everywhere then dry the rim and then the seat and then flush and do this once a week unless something major happens, thus keeping the kamode disinfected except for the rim and seat which should be done once a day especially if big family.
This ceramic coating will help keep it from becoming nasty for longer periods of time.
What was the rest of the video? mine cut off when you started saying something about your young children like we do... boom gone... Thank you. I think it's a great idea and I will buy that turtle Wax ceramic coating for sure! Muchas gracious! Sorry. I'm Southern.
Thanks for the comment. Sorry the video cut out. Try watching again. This product is available at Wal-Mart.
I was so excited to see the video and really hope it would work. Unfortunately, i got a brand new 1-week old toilet and tried to apply 3 coats of Turtle Wax for ceramic spraying coating all the way to the end of the bowl, and followed everything to the T. It does work to prevent the water from sticking to the bowl (so minimize water stains) but that's about it. Shixx still sticks to the bowl and i still need to clean the toilet bowl regularly.
ETA 4 months later: This seemed to be the perfect solution to the hard water toilet ring and general mess, but unfortunately, I have to clean the toilets just as often and now I have the problem that I can't use pumice to get the ring off because I don't want to scratch the coating and make an even bigger (non-fixable) mess. So I guess I have to just let it wear off. Is there a way to remove this coating?
After watching your fabulous how-to that brought this product to my attention and this use, I tried it first on a sink and WOW!!! We use homemade toothpaste with clay and coconut oil and what a MESS it makes twice a day! And your hack WORKED ON IT, the SINK IS CLEAN with just a rinse!
It's only been a few days, but the result was so amazing I just did 2 of our 3 toilets. We have hard well water and those are always a mess, too, so I'm really looking forward to the result.
(By the way, I used a soft "Johnny mop" that I use to clean the toilets to plunge out the water)
THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!
That's great! Thanks for the comment!
@@ryanf.7933 OMG, I'm so happy!!! I just did the rest of our porcelain (another toilet and sink) and I am almost literally crying with happiness. Can't thank you enough.
Edited my original post to add an update of my experience.
@@allhimwithme5115 you can pumice the bowl and re-apply if desired it's not that big of a deal. the ceramic coating is invisible so don't worry about scratching it
I am wondering if after 4 months, the wax was simply all washed off and needed another application.
Great idea. I'm looking for ways to minimise skid marks. Does this make poop slide down the toilet and preventing it from sticking to the sides?
Hello. Yes. If the porcelain is in good condition and you apply the required two coats, it will be rinsed away. Thanks for the comment.
No..trust me. Did 6 coats. Did my avg morning business and it actuallly might be worse. Toilet is a year old so its not that. My diet hasnt changed. My old home rarely happened. Moved and its every time. But this wasnt a fix. Will have to do the deed in the guest bathroom. It doesnt happen
Pure Genius!!
When you say nothing will stick to the bowl, does that mean that you will not get any hard water ring?
It will prolong any type of water rings or staining. Thanks for the comment!
Geat. Can use bothroom wall tiles!?
Hello. Yes. It can be used on glazed tile surrounds as well. Thanks for the comment!
Now only thing missing on the toilet is the engine and tires, oh yah, the inspection sticker.🤣
Thank you! Great tip.👍
Thanks for the tip! Subscribed, liked ordered. I'd like to also do this for the sink and the tub, just to see if I can. Oh, and if you had included an affiliate link, I would have been glad to order from you.
Thanks for the comment!
Bet the tub would be Way too slippery and as a result quite hazardous.
Perhaps the sides of the tub, but I’d avoid doing the bottom of it to avoid injuries. I imagine it would be extremely slippery.
@@ravenlunatic1177 You're right, I changed my mind about that, lol
Can I get an update on using ceramic in your toilet bowl? Please! Pretty Please!
Can you do this for bathroom sinks?
Fantastic, it was clean before AND after! Amazing
I have a hanging cleaner on my toilet, it releases a bleach solution with every flush. now and then there are some things that still stick to the sides of the bowl. The coating seems likt it would do away with that but wondering if the bleach solution would slowly eat away with the ceramic coating. Thanks for the video.
Hello. Yes. Bleach is a caustic solution that will reduce the product efficiency quickly. Most manufacturers do not recommend the tank style cleaners as they degrade the tank components. Thanks for the comment!!
@@ryanf.7933 thank you for the quick reply
I have seen other videos recommending car wax. Is this basically the same thing? Thank you for your video! I’m going to try it.
Hey Ryan how did the stuff hold up ?
I just purchased a product called Krazy Clean and I am wondering how yours worked out. Do you have regular or Well water friend?
Brilliant. I used rain x, but I’ll try this method.
This is cool! as long as you don’t have animals in the house ,who drink out of the bowl if someone forgets to put the lid down 😉
Smart ! I call it applying technology to everyday use. The company’s making cleaners will not be happy 😊
You're right! Thanks for the comment.
Does product still stay on when also cleaning bowl with cleaning products such as vinegar & baking soda??
It will stay, but not as long because vinegar is a mild acid. I wouldn't recommend vinegar to clean porcelain as it will strip the finish with repeated use.
@@ryanf.7933 So what cleaners should be used to disinfect?
@@thereserivera7691 I use plain hand soap.
@@ryanf.7933 Thanks for the hand soap tip as disinfecting the bowl in between using the product👍🙂
THe whole point is so that you don’t have to clean it again.
Do you also apply it under the rim where all that nasty mold grows?
You absolutely can!
Thank you for sharing this video with me.
Genius! Subscribed and shared!
Thank you!!
Nice, but that won't help with mold under the rim. From a germ standpoint, you still need to disinfect with a germ / bleach cleaner.
Definitely! You don’t want your poop touching germs! 😂
What about the very bottom of the bowl where you can’t reach and a little water still holding there? Going to get dirty?
Hello. If you can get all the water out with a sponge, you can treat there as well. Thanks for the comment.
Could also use a shop vac to get all the water out.
@@baelling56 Thanks
Probably will work for f g tubs n showers too but on the bottom ? But the sides for sure.
Best tip ever.
Thanks for the comment!!
I had the exact same idea the first time I heard of Ceramic coating years ago.
doesn't hurt to have a premium kohler toilet either....just found a barely used one like yours---they quit making mine like 8 yrs ago...the 1.6 gallon
Great tip. I have tried everything on a toilet for removing mildew to include a pumice stone to remove hard water etching. The mildew continues to occur right where the hard water line is. Will this product help with this effort? On another note, I have a metal spot showing in my porcelain tub. It appears where the anti-slip process failed. Rust appears as water does not drain off. I am currently not using the tub so it stays dry. Other than replacing the tub, do you have any ideas.
Hello. This product will only work on toilets if the porcelain is in good condition and still retains its original finish. As for your bathtub, I would recommend a local company to come refinish it. It's a quick, easy process that takes a few hours for them to complete. Best of luck!
Regarding the mildew/mold I watched someone teach how to flush the toilet lines with bleach; that's where the problem originates, but I don't recall what channel. I think if you search for a fix for mold in the toilet you'll find it.
Is this safe for septic tanks? I assume the wax gradually washes off and gets flushed down into the septic tank. I know not much wax is used, but I am thinking in abundance of caution here.
so does that help prevent those tarry steak and burboun shits from sticking to the sides of the bowl? just asking for a friend...
My drinking days are over. You'll have to be the test subject for that one. Let us know if it works.
Does the stuff aka 💩 stick?
If you sprinkle when you tinkle be a tweety and wipe the seaty
would rain x work too?
Rain X is better suited for glass. It would be short lived for this application.
I have ranew Toto toilet, but getting the same nasty skid marks and a water ring , like the old one had _ hard water being the culprit. Tried this hack with another automotive wax product with 0 results. Bought Kitchen and Bath Polish from Gel -Gloss, but will exchange for this recomended wax I did see in Lows, but doughted it would work on ceramic.
Would it work on a porcelain kitchen sink too?
I would not recommend applying this product where it could come in contact with plates, cups or eating utensils.
Finally decided to Google for this video. How can i explain my problem without sounding gross. Poop stick to the bowl at every poop, every day. It's getting tiring
What about #3s?
can this be used on a ceramic stove top
Hello. No, I would definitely NOT use this product on a ceramic stove top. Thanks for the comment.
This is great!
Thanks for the comment.!!
Great info. But seats and outside always have to be cleaned. So mise well just stick with a brush good back and a cleaner.👍
Just remove the seat and coat that area as well.
Now you can buy e z removable toilets seats. You never get those clean without removing them anyways. Now you can... with the right seat.
Maybe I am doing something incorrect. I have watched and re-watched the video, but still doesn't seem to work on our 2 toilets.
I will so try this...
Thanks for the comment! It works. Just take your time during the application.
How about the size of your bathtub. Not the bottom cuz it'd be slippery or how about shower doors I was thinking Rain-X but the hot water would probably rinse it away
Hello. It will definitely work for ceramic or porcelain tub surrounds. Not sure if I'd try it on glass. The Rain-X might be a good idea but will probably be short lived from all the soap and heat.
I use it on my car windows. It’s safe works great
Thanks Ryan! Big help!
You're welcome! Thanks for the comment.
What wad the product
Hello. Thanks for the comment! It's ceramic spray coating from Turtle Wax, available at Wal-Mart.
I like this.
Yeah, this can't be good for septic tanks, some test would be cool
Genius
Thanks for the comment!
Wow!
Thanks for the comment!!
Lets blame the kids, like we do!! LOL. Please don't blame only kids for double stream! LOL.. Is this a sponsored video?
Not sponsored what so ever.
Is this safe for the environment? This eventually goes back into our drinking water you know.
Absolutely safe. Its ceramic properties adhere to the porcelain. Safer than harsh cleaning chemicals, bleach and narcotics flushed down the tubes daily.
@@ryanf.7933 Ceramics are known to cause cancer. Can you imagine what this will do if injested?
@@A_90210 it’s ceramic component is silicon dioxide which is used as a food additive. I don’t know what else is in it but I would guess applying this once or twice a year adds far fewer chemicals into our water supply than weekly cleaning.