How can I stop my toilet from turning orange?

Know also, what causes an orange ring in the toilet?

If the toilet is not used often, it may develop a pinkish or orange ring around its bowl. It is most likely not rust or mineral. This ring is caused by anaerobic bacteria called Serratia Marescens.

How do I get rid toilet ring aside from the above? Vinegar and Borax

1. Put 1/4 cup Borax in the bowl of your toilet and swirl it around with a toothbrush.
2. Mix 1 cup vinegar into the bowl and let it sit for 20 minutes.
3. To remove stains, scrub the bowl with a toiletbrush. Rinse the toilet.

Another question is: How do I get rid the orange ring from my toilet?

Sprinkle baking soda on the toilet bowl to clean it. After waiting at least one hour, moisten the baking soda using vinegar spray. Finally, use a brush to scrub the ring. You can also submerge the pumice stone into your toilet bowl water for 15 min.

How can I get rid the red ring from my toilet?

You should use chlorine bleach as a spray solution if you notice a pinkish or reddish ring in your toilet bowl. Clean the bowl thoroughly and spray chlorine bleach on it. Allow it to sit in the bowl for 15 to 20 minutes. A 1/4 cup should be added to the tank of your toilet.