For regular cleaning, spray down the toilet seat and bowl with your cleaning spray and let it sit while you clean the rest of the bathroom. For deep cleaning, use a toilet brush or plunger to remove ...

It can be incredibly frustrating when you discover unsightly dark marks in your loo that refuse to budge with regular ...

If you are struggling to remove stubborn limescale in your toilet, there is a product that can do all the hard work.

It's not uncommon for toilet bowls, especially in homes with male residents, to have brown stains in them. But there's one ...

Alternatives to the traditional chemical toilet are on the rise, and the latest company to join the foray is Thetford, so we ...

Limescale is a natural stain that forms when sitting water evaporates and leaves behind a mineral residue called calcium ...

If your toilet is dirty even after you clean it, we've found a great, all-natural way to get your toilet to the sanitary ...

Writer Chanelle Georgina tested the simple trick after previously trying the traditional lemon method, which involves boiling chopped lemons, leaving them to sit for hours, and scrubbing away residue.