Multi-Purpose Oxalic Acid Stain Removal Spray (Pack of 2) 63%off

Oxalic acid stain removal spray Pack of 2 spray bottles

The yellow ring in the bathroom corner.

An oxalic acid spray for hard-water yellowing and rust — the ring where the bucket stands, the brown line at the toilet base, the rust mark the cylinder left on the terrace. It is a real chemical and it works like one, so gloves on, window open, and never on marble.

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₹549 ₹1,499

Before you order

What you actually get.

Two spray bottles. No dilution, no mixing, and no second cleaner — mixing this with anything else is exactly what you must not do.

Two ready-to-use spray bottles.In the box

Two bottles, spray heads fitted

Two ready-to-use spray bottles.

Both bottles come filled and fitted with a spray head, so nothing has to be measured or diluted. Most homes keep one in the bathroom and one for the terrace, the balcony grill or the wash area. Store them upright, capped, on a high shelf where children and pets cannot reach.

It takes off hard-water scale and rust.How it works

It dissolves the deposit

It takes off hard-water scale and rust.

Oxalic acid dissolves the iron and calcium that ordinary bathroom cleaner just scrubs around. That is why the yellow ring keeps coming back with soap and goes with this. Spray, wait a few minutes, scrub lightly with a brush, then rinse with plenty of water. Work with the window open or the exhaust fan running, wear gloves, and keep the room ventilated until the smell clears.

It etches marble. Never use it on stone.Honest limits

What it is not — read this first

It etches marble. Never use it on stone.

Oxalic acid permanently dulls and pits marble, natural stone and polished granite. One spray on a marble floor, a granite kitchen platform or a stone temple step leaves a white etched patch that cannot be polished out at home. Keep it off painted surfaces and anodised aluminium too. It is also not a general-purpose cleaner and not for fabric, skin or utensils, and it must never be mixed with bleach, phenyl, or any other cleaner. Ceramic tiles, glazed sanitaryware, concrete, steel and plastic are what it is for.

Where people use it

The marks it gets bought for.

Hard-water and rust marks on ceramic, concrete and steel. Nothing on stone.

  • 01

    Yellow hard-water rings

    The ring in the bathroom corner where the bucket stands, and the yellow film that returns two days after every cleaning.

  • 02

    Rust where a bucket or cylinder stood

    The brown circle left on the floor by a steel bucket, a gas cylinder or a water drum.

  • 03

    Sink and washbasin stains

    The grey-yellow shadow around the drain and under the tap where water sits all day.

  • 04

    Tile grout gone brown

    The lines between bathroom tiles that have turned from white to brown and no longer respond to a brush.

  • 05

    Rust rings on the terrace

    Marks from a cooler, a cycle stand or an iron grill that sat through one monsoon too many.

  • 06

    The toilet base line

    The hard brown ring at the water line that soap and phenyl only lighten.

  1. Made for hard water.It dissolves the deposit instead of scrubbing around it.
  2. Two bottles, ready to use.No dilution and no mixing. Mixing is the one thing you must never do.
  3. Works on ceramic, concrete and steel.Glazed tiles, sanitaryware, floors and grills.
  4. We tell you where not to use it.Marble, natural stone, polished granite, painted surfaces and anodised aluminium are all off limits.

How to use

Gloves on, window open, rinse well.

Two minutes of preparation decides whether this is a good product or an expensive mistake on your floor.

  1. 01

    Check the surface, then protect yourself

    If the surface is marble, natural stone or polished granite, stop — this will etch it permanently. Same for painted surfaces and anodised aluminium. On ceramic, concrete or steel, put on gloves, open the window or run the exhaust, and send children and pets out of the room.

  2. 02

    Spray, wait, scrub lightly

    Cover the mark and wait three to five minutes. Heavy rust wants ten. Scrub gently with a plastic brush. Do not spray more on top of a dried patch, and never add bleach, phenyl, acid cleaner or anything else to it.

  3. 03

    Rinse thoroughly with water

    Flush the whole area with plenty of water, twice, until nothing feels slippery and no smell is left. Then wash your gloves and hands. Cap both bottles tight and keep them upright on a high shelf, away from children and pets.

    Not for marble or stone

What the cleaning looks like

From the yellow ring to a rinsed floor.

  1. Minute 0

    Ventilate and glove up

    Window open or exhaust on. Gloves on. Children and pets out. Confirm the surface is not marble, stone or granite.

  2. Minute 1

    Spray the mark only

    Cover the ring and a little beyond it. Do not spray the whole floor — this is a spot treatment, not a mopping liquid.

  3. Minute 5

    The mark lifts

    The yellow pales and the rust loosens. A light scrub with a plastic brush is enough. Hard old rust gets another five minutes, not more force.

  4. Minute 10

    Rinse twice, then air it out

    Plenty of water, twice over. Leave the window open until the smell has gone. Wash gloves and hands, cap the bottle, put it back up high.

Times are for a normal bathroom with the window open. Heavy old rust can need a second round the next day.

From the WhatsApp inbox

What people wrote back.

  • “Bathroom ke corner mein peela ring do saal se tha, har cleaner try kar liya. Isse paanch minute mein halka hua aur brush se nikal gaya. Gloves pehen kar hi use kiya, smell tez hai isliye khidki khuli rakhi.”

    Pradeep S. · Kanpur Paid on delivery

  • “Terrace par cylinder ke neeche ka rust mark gaya. Honestly I ordered because the listing says clearly not to use on marble — my kitchen platform is granite so I knew where to keep it away from. That kind of warning is rare.”

    Lakshmi N. · Warangal Paid on delivery

  • “Works on tiles and the toilet ring properly. On very old grout it took two rounds and still one line is faint. Also the smell is strong, you really need the window open, not optional.”

    Arvind J. · Rourkela Paid on delivery

Messages from customers who paid on delivery. Names shortened, nothing else changed.

Four things we will never do.

Pick a card up and move it

  • Tell you it is safe on everything

    It etches marble, natural stone and polished granite permanently, and it does not belong on painted surfaces or anodised aluminium. We put that on the page, not in small print.

  • Take your money first

    You pay the delivery agent after the box is in your hands and you have seen both bottles.

  • Hide the delivery charge

    ₹699 is ₹699. Shipping is free and nothing is added at the door.

  • Show a photo you won't receive

    Two spray bottles, heads fitted. That is the pack in the pictures and the pack that arrives.

Fair questions

The things people ask before ordering.

Can I use it on marble or granite?

No. This is the one answer we will not soften. Oxalic acid etches marble, natural stone and polished granite, and the dull white patch it leaves cannot be polished out at home. Keep it off painted surfaces and anodised aluminium as well. Use it on ceramic tiles, glazed sanitaryware, concrete, steel and plastic.

Do I have to pay online?

No. Cash on delivery is the default. Place the order, the agent brings the pack, you look at both bottles, then you hand over ₹699. Prepaid is there only for people who prefer it.

What safety steps are actually necessary?

Gloves, a window open or the exhaust running, children and pets out of the room, and a thorough rinse with water afterwards. Never mix it with bleach, phenyl or any other cleaner. If it touches skin, wash with plenty of water; if it gets in the eyes, rinse with water for several minutes and see a doctor.

Will it remove rust completely?

Fresh and medium rust on ceramic, concrete or steel usually comes off in one go. Deep old rust that has stained the concrete itself often fades rather than vanishes, and may want a second round the next day. More contact time helps; more scrubbing force does not.

Is it safe for the toilet and the septic tank?

Used as directed — a spot spray, then a thorough flush with plenty of water — it is fine for normal use on the toilet and the base line. Do not pour the bottle down the drain, and do not use it together with any other toilet cleaner.

What if the pack arrives damaged?

Do not open a leaking bottle. Send a photo on WhatsApp at +91 87968 91049 within 48 hours of delivery and we replace it or refund it. A leaking or burst bottle of a chemical is our problem, not yours.

The yellow ring comes back
every week. End it.