Unfortunately urine does not always end up in the toilet bowl where it belongs. This is a guide about removing dried urine in the bathroom.
How do I remove urine stains from a plastic toilet seat? I have tried everything, even steam cleaning.
By Jo
How do I get “crusted” urine off linoleum? I have been wiping it up every day or it seems that way. But there is a build up on my floor and on the front top of the toilet rim. Granted I don't have to look at it when I pee, but it's gross and I want it off.
By Raven from Sussex, WI
By Anonymous12/22/2010I am being funny and serious at the same time. Can you, and others, practice better aim so you don't have to worry about this problem in the first place? After successfully continuing to aim well you'll only have to do routine floor and toilet cleaning. If you don't want to have a light on if it's dark in the room or if you're really tired/sleepy/in a lazy mood perhaps you can sit on the seat and aim Mr. Winkie down? Beyond that you'll be slaved to clean daily with a vinegar and water solution.
P.S. Don't forget to lift the toilet seat up too or your lady family and friends will not be happy campers should you forget to clean it up. ;-)
I have dried urine around the toilet bowl, how can I remove it? I have scraped with a knife, but can't kneel long enough to scrape it all off. What can I use?
By nanny from LA
By Noella12/09/2010I agree with the other posts, if it's gotten into the caulking, you might have to replace the caulking. But urine is water soluable and should come off with soap and water. It can actually be sold on the internet. If it doesn't come up, then I don't think it's urine.
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Removing Dried Urine Around the Toilet Bowl