He served for two years, was dismissed with the rank of senior sergeant. I have seen enough in the army during my service. Naturally, any tasks performed, for conscripts, were aimed at ensuring that by the end of the day they did not feel their legs, like horses. There is even such a saying:
Whatever the soldier does, just "get tired"
So, CLEANING has always been an excellent occupation and rather tiring. You can always clean up in the barracks, but there will never be order. So, I quite often had to intervene as a company duty officer, the task of the day men was cleaning the barracks and the toilet, during the outfit they always used bricks on my duty, to clean up.
It is necessary to break off a small piece from it.
Prepare hammer and place.
A piece of brick must be cracked.
To a powdery state.
Such a handful will be enough.
It should be applied by applying it to a wet cloth or sponge.
With gloves on, I'll show you how it works. The whole point of these crumbs is that, when split, they have rather sharp edges and, at the same time, the "abrasive" is quite durable. If you start rubbing the toilet bowl "mirror" covered with unpleasant salt deposits with such a rag, then in a couple of minutes they remove the "stones" much better than all the products that are sold on the market. Better to see once, the process of removing salt deposits in the gallery, please scroll>>>
The fact that the wife was shocked by the purity of the "white friend" is nothing to say. Than only she did not clean these deposits. She really liked the method. So in the army, the officers were always satisfied with the cleanliness of the toilets on my duty. For with such a powder, my orderlies easily coped with cleaning.
Your plumber "Timofey Mikhailov"