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Cleaning the Toilet

Cleaning the Toilet, Woman with Blue Gloves Scrubbing Her ToiletGetting the toilet clean is an unpleasant but necessary chore. Getting it good and clean on a regular basis makes it that much easier to maintain. This is a guide to cleaning the toilet.
     

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Green Cleaning a Toilet

This video series, by Loren LaVoy from Green Clean USA, teaches how to clean your toilet without using toxic chemicals. Be sure to watch the related videos for additional steps and more great green cleaning tips.
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Hands Free Toilet Cleaning

Cut a magic eraser into four pieces. Drop one piece into toilet. Leave for a few hours or overnight. Dream of clean, sparkley, toilets.

Ta-Dah! The Magic Eraser has truly earned it's name, MAGIC! Your toilet will be white, clean and sparkly! This even works on those tough, icky, toilet rings.

Happy Cleaning!

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Cleaning The Toilet Tips

What is good for cleaning toilets and keeping them clean longer than a day?

By Terri from Baton Rouge, LA

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By Anonymous 04/20/2010

I so wish people would stop using bleach to clean :-( It's harmful for lungs of humans and pets and harmful for the environment as a whole including septic systems and city sewer water systems) :-( Even hospitals are beginning to steer away from the use of bleach for disinfecting!

All you need to do is get a toilet brush that has attached but separate additional hard bristles that face upwards (I found mine at Wal-Mart about three years ago). Those extra bristles clean off the mold from under the toilet bowel seat area. If you use the brush just once every day and then just pour some distilled vinegar once a week and let it stand in the toilet bowl for a few minutes to disinfect you'll be good to go (no pun intended) :-)

Cleaning Padded Toilet Seats

What is the best product to clean a padded toilet seat?

By Betty B

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