Water Tank Woes: The water tank is a hidden harbor for hard water stains, mold, and bacteria. Start your cleaning spree here by adding 1 cup of vinegar to the tank, letting it sit during your clean, and then flushing 2-3 times. This preliminary step helps maintain a cleaner bowl between uses, ensuring the longevity of your toilet’s hygiene.
Toilet Brush Maintenance: Your toilet brush is a crucial tool but can become a breeding ground for germs if not cleaned properly. Regularly soaking the brush in vinegar overnight, followed by a bleach bath for deeper disinfection, can prevent the spread of bacteria. Replacing your brush every six to twelve months is also advisable for optimal cleanliness.
Comprehensive Toilet Cleaning:
Post-flush aerosols spread microscopic particles around your bathroom. Addressing every surface of your toilet, from bowl to base, ensures a more thorough clean and reduces the spread of bacteria.
Toilet Paper Holder Hygiene: Often overlooked, the toilet paper holder is a high-contact point that requires regular disinfecting. Cleaning this fixture can minimize germ transfer and is an excellent opportunity to refresh the toilet paper roll.
Focus on Handles and Knobs:
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