Toilet seat stains can be difficult to remove, especially when they're caused by bleach. But one supermarket item can remove ...

No matter how often you clean your toilet, and let’s face it, it’s a thankless task, there’s no denying that some stains are harder to remove than others. While I’ve recently shared how I banish ...

A yellow, stained toilet seat can stand out like an eyesore in an otherwise clean-looking bathroom, but there is a way to make that seat look brand new again with nothing more than a common ingredient ...

Mix a few drops of water with bicarbonate of soda to form a thick paste. This gentle abrasive lifts grime without damaging the surface and works especially well on plastic and enamel seats (avoid ...

Stains can be a nightmare, especially on toilet seats. The first step is to figure out what's causing the problem before you dive into cleaning it. Urine often leaves stains on toilet seats when it ...

Tackling a stained toilet is a task many dread, but fear not, as these unsightly marks are often caused by limescale, a natural substance that forms due to minerals left behind from evaporated hard ...

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Spray your disinfecting cleaner on the hinges, toilet seat, bolts, and base of the toilet. Using a small toothbrush, work the ...

Maintaining a clean loo is a crucial household task that can often be quite infuriating. As a hotspot for yellow stains and unpleasant smells, toilet seats frequently require extra care. Although ...