How to treat a toilet that wont be used for months?

A quick splash in the bowl (the tank…well, look at your tank, it’s kind of yukky too.) Flush and go. I’d go with vinegar in the tank if you’re worried about that, bleach will eat the rubbery bits. A cup or two of white vinegar in the bowl would probably work, too, although the smell will be pretty strong.

How often should I Flush my Toilet after using it?

Make sure it’s clean when they leave. Then, flush it once a week. You’ll see pretty quickly if it’s getting gross. If so, just bring some bowl cleaner and a brush and leave them in there. Marine anti-freeze is really if you want to keep pipes from freezing.

What should I do if my toilet bowl is leaking?

A small amount of bleach or toilet cleaner swished into the bowl water will probably hold you for a couple weeks at a time. Since this place is attached to your house, you need to go in there and make sure nothing’s leaking or catching on fire periodically anyway. Flush the toilet and give it a squirt of cleaner when you do.

What to use to clean toilet bowl at Merry Maids?

Soak an old toothbrush in the vinegar or lemon juice, and scrub those spores. In addition to having the toilet cleaning tips you need, Merry Maids also tackles commodes as part of their bathroom cleaning services.

Are there any DIY toilet bowl cleaners that work?

If these matters really concern you, the logical step is to have a go at making DIY toilet bowl cleaners. They work well and they’re easy and cheap to make with ingredients that you most likely already have in your cupboards or are easily obtained at your local store.

How often do you need to clean your toilet?

Clean the toilet. You probably want to clean your toilet once or twice a week because the it’s one of the most germ-ridden areas of the home. In fact, the waste in your toilet mixes with the flushing water and sends plumes of microbes into the air. These can land on toilet seats, lids and other surfaces.