I assume you are concerned because they came in contact with the toilet. You can wash them in hot soapy water. Rinse and dry them and add oil to those tools which need it. You can also spray them with disinfecting spray.
Yes, hot soapy water does the trick with a brush, rinse with clear water and allow to dry, I would put them on newspaper outside so they get the benefit of the sun. Oil if they will rust. As Tom said, spray them with a disinfecting spray, this will kill any remaining bacteria.
Just saturate paper towels or a clean rag with rubbing alcohol and wipe well to rid the tools of any unwanted remains and insure they are germ free for the next use.
A soak in lysol solution might be recommended. Actually they teach us to do that with garden tools with each pruning as not to transmit disease plant to plant.
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I assume you are concerned because they came in contact with the toilet. You can wash them in hot soapy water. Rinse and dry them and add oil to those tools which need it. You can also spray them with disinfecting spray.
Yes, hot soapy water does the trick with a brush, rinse with clear water and allow to dry, I would put them on newspaper outside so they get the benefit of the sun. Oil if they will rust. As Tom said, spray them with a disinfecting spray, this will kill any remaining bacteria.
Wash them with disinfectant wipes or a bleach solution.
use a disinfecting cleaner on them like Lysol or Clorox cleaners rinse well and dry
Just saturate paper towels or a clean rag with rubbing alcohol and wipe well to rid the tools of any unwanted remains and insure they are germ free for the next use.
You can wash them in hot soapy water, then leave them in direct sunlight to thoroughly dry them. Sunlight is a great disinfectant.
After you wash and dry them coat them with some WD40 or olive oil and wipe leaving a film so they don't rust.
A soak in lysol solution might be recommended. Actually they teach us to do that with garden tools with each pruning as not to transmit disease plant to plant.
You can bleach them,
Spray everything down with a good bathroom cleaner and then sanitize with peroxide or alcohol.
You could clean in bleach 1cabfil to a sink of water or add bleach to a bucket.
I would use hot soapy water
soapy warm water. and dry them so they don't rust.
Usually you don’t need to clean them because all water should be out of toilet
Hi Brenda, you can give them a wipe with some soapy water & dry with paper towels, and if you want to, you can use some disinfecting wipes as well.