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  1. 11-13-2015, 01:32 AM #1
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    Who said iron x wasn't useful in the bathroom??

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    Re: Who said iron x wasn't useful in the bathroom??

    Oh man I wounder how it would work on those stubborn red Iron stain on the bottom of the tub???????????????????
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    Re: Who said iron x wasn't useful in the bathroom??

    I would use the cheaper C.L.R. Calcium, Lime, Rust remover for the bathroom!
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    Re: Who said iron x wasn't useful in the bathroom??

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    I would use the cheaper C.L.R. Calcium, Lime, Rust remover for the bathroom!
    I would use the less stinky C.L.R. Calcium, Lime, Rust remover for the bathroom. At least you have an exhaust fan in there.

    I'm lucky my wife lets me keep it triple-bagged, in a rubbermaid, deep in the storage area, in the house over the winter.
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    Re: Who said iron x wasn't useful in the bathroom??

    Iron-X in the bathroom?

    I bet that would've come in real
    handy for a guy like Michel Lotito.

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