Enamel bath

Can anyone tell me if it is possible to remove the blue stains on an old enamel bath caused by a long dripping cold tap.
Thanks.

yes it is

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You could try ammonia or white vinegar, but I did find the following....

"Removing blue stains on bathroom fixtures.

Blue, green or other unusual colored stains, can be caused in old, badly worn bathtubs and sinks, from cleansers not rinsed off thoroughly. When harsh abrasives (such as most scouring powders) are used regularly on these porcelain enamel surfaces, over several years they wear down the smooth surface, leaving it rough. Dyes used to encapsulate the cleaning particles in scouring powders or other colored cleansers can get into the crevices of such worn surfaces, and if not rinsed off, and allowed to stay and harden for days, can be almost impossible to remove. A strong chlorine bleach solution may lighten the stain, but will also further dull or discolor the porcelain surface. So one may have to live with the stain.

This article was written by Anne Field, Extension Specialist, Emeritus, with references from the Porcelain Enamel Institute."

Good luck.........

Thank you very much Trazor. Think I will have to live with it then !

You could always get it sprayed.