It can be frustrating to notice stains in the toilet bowl, but there's a way to remove them. Instead of using vinegar or bleach, try using a different cupboard staple instead.

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 ...

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

How often do you lift the lid of the toilet tank and peek inside? Due to the depth of the tank, various nasty substances like hard water deposits, mold, mildew, and bacteria can develop in this hidden ...

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

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 ...

Dealing with hard water stains in your toilet? These left behind mineral deposits can make your toilet look incredibly dark and dingy and be even harder to get rid of the longer they sit. If you live ...

Few chores are as dreaded as refreshing the toilet bowl. Even if you follow some of the best toilet cleaning hacks that'll make your bathroom sparkle, stubborn stains like rust, limescale, or mineral ...

5.) Rub the ring with the drywall sandpaper until it is removed (use a small piece of drywall sandpaper and toss when you are done) Warnings & Cautions: Uuse fine drywall sandpaper only! Do not use ...

This heavy-duty, deep cleaning pumice stone can tackle situations when traditional cleaning products simply aren’t enough.

You probably know how to clean a toilet. It’s a chore most of us have done countless times. But knowing how to do something and knowing how to do something the right way are two different things. “ ...