Toilet seat stains can be difficult to remove, especially when they're caused by bleach. But one supermarket item can remove the stains in minutes, according to cleaning fans ...

A cleaning enthusiast has shared how to remove yellow stains from a toilet seat, and it turns out that bleach is the last ...

One common mistake can cause your toilet seat to become yellow and stained - but there's a way to easily remove the marks.

Let’s be honest – no one likes cleaning the toilet. Even with the longest rubber gloves and the sturdiest toilet brush, few will jump for joy at the prospect (unless the floor is covered with ...

Regular toilet cleaning is crucial in warding off stubborn, pesky stains. If you've been neglecting this particular task, some expert cleaning tips could be just what you need. After learning from Mrs ...

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

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The bane of a pristine bathroom is often yellow stains on the toilet seat, which can stubbornly resist even the most vigorous scouring. These unsightly marks may arise from cleaning agents, body oils, ...

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 ...