Reddit reviews CLR PRO CL4PROEA Calcium, Lime and Rust Remover, 28 oz Bottle
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Sold as 1 Each.Dissolves the hardest of calcium, lime and rust buildup. Blasts calcium deposits from glassware, tile, tea and coffee pots.Dissolves lime scale from coffee pots, humidifiers, tubs, toilets and sinks.Zaps rust stains from stucco, brick, porcelain, chrome and metal.Safe on all plumbing such as copper and plastic PVC.
All those things are extremely mild, and won't do anything.
Start with a non-chemical solution- Take the biggest pot you have and boil water. Spill it down the drain slowly. Won't cause reactions/gases and it will kill whatever this is and weaken it's structure / denature proteins / disinfect / melt away trapped fats.
If it's still there, use CLR. It's like vinegar on steroids. Vinegar is too dilute (usually 5%), and takes hours to work. CLR takes seconds to minutes.
TIP: do not use Lye, soda ash, Oxy-clean, or anything highly alkaline. They can react with substances already in your drain to cause hazardous fumes. I once created HBr this way- had to air out my apt for the whole night in the middle of winter will with all the windows open. I try to avoid Drano now because of this. Most plumbers will tell you to avoid it too.
That fixed it => https://www.amazon.com/CLR-Calcium-Remover-Biodegradable-Bottle/dp/B07G9JMTS2
? No, it's instantly shiny!
Here's a link to the stuff I use. The stuff in the spray bottle is different (and I haven't tried it) so don't get that — you want to be able to soak things anyway.