How to Get a Stain Out of a Soft Plastic Toilet Seat

White Vinegar and Baking Soda

• 1

  Create a paste of one-half cup baking soda, one-quarter cup white vinegar and 1 tablespoon liquid dish soap. Stir the ingredients, and add more baking soda if the paste is too runny.

• 2

  Dampen a kitchen sponge with the baking soda paste, and work it vigorously into the stain. Continue to work the paste into the stain until it is eliminated.

• 3

  Wet a rag with plain water, and wipe away the baking soda paste. Dry the padded toilet seat with a separate rag.

Chlorine Bleach

• 4

  Slip on a pair of rubber gloves before creating a mixture of one-quarter cup chlorine bleach and three-fourths gallon plain water. Stir the water until the bleach is well-incorporated.

• 5

  Wet a clean cloth with the chlorine bleach, and work it into the toilet seat stain. Allow the bleach to remain on the seat for at least 30 minutes before continuing.

• 6

  Wipe down the toilet seat with a damp rag to remove the chlorine mixture. Dry with a separate rag.