Urine stains on plastic cage

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I feel like I have tried everything to get the urine stains off of my guinea pigs cage. I use bleach products, scrubs with a brush, let it soak and none of these are working. Does anyone have a particular method or products to get the residue off?
 
I also found bicarbonate soda works a treat too :)
 
I use normal vinegar, I hate the smell but only leave it on for a few mins and it bubbles, I then rinse and scrub with a little washing up liquid and a washing up brush, and then dry and spray disinfectant stuff then wipe and leave to dry whilst the boys are running round the lounge :))
 
i took some pigs in yesturday as they were up for rehoming, free pigs and free cage, the cage was thick with poo and wee, wasnt nice at all, i sent the pigs off to be pampered for the afternoon and got to work with cleaning, i tried everything under the sink, then somewhere i read about vinager, so on what the bottle and i scrubbed every inch of the cage, it worked wonders, its like a new cage now :) so yes vinager and a toothbrush is the way to go (old toothbrush that is hehe)
 
As others have said, White vinegar cleans it up a treat
I will have to do that with mine when the weather warms up a bit more
 
As others have said, White vinegar cleans it up a treat
I will have to do that with mine when the weather warms up a bit more
 
Dish Soap
scrub it around the cage and rinse
if stain are still there use
baking soda and water
Make a paste of baking soda and water
Put the paste on and scrub with a old toothbrush
rinse and it should be clean, if not repeat.
 
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