There’s More Than One Way To Clean A Toilet

1. Coca-Cola – Pour a full Coke around the rim of your toilet so it fully coats the toilet bowl. Let it sit for at least an hour while the carbonic, citric, and phosphoric acids in the Coke break down the stains. Scrub the stains with a toilet brush, and then flush.

2. Bleach - Fill your toilet bowl with one cup of bleach and let it sit overnight. The next morning, scrub the toilet bowl thoroughly with a toilet brush and flush twice.

3. Laundry Detergent – Opt for a liquid laundry detergent that contains bleach. Pour the laundry detergent liberally in the bowl and on the seat. Let it sit for at least an hour. When you’re ready, scrub the inside of the bowl with a toilet brush and rinse the toilet thoroughly. The detergent will polish the toilet bowl and give your bathroom a fresh smell.

4. Lemon Juice – If you have stains on the inside of your toilet bowl, first pour a bottle of lemon juice in a spray bottle and spray it directly onto the stain. Let the lemon juice sit overnight so the acidity can break down the stains, and then scrub the stains away the next morning with your toilet brush.

5. Scotch Tape – To prevent your screws from staining, cover them with scotch tape. This works well if you’re potty training a boy!

6. Rubbing Alcohol – Pour a bottle of rubbing alcohol into a spray bottle, and direct the spray at tough stains inside your toilet. Let the alcohol sit overnight and scrub it away the next morning with a sponge or toilet brush.

7. Baby Oil – To shine your porcelain throne, apply a few drops of baby oil to a soft cloth. Buff the toilet with baby oil until it feels dry.

8. White Vinegar – To clean away a calcium ring, first turn off your water. To do this, turn the shutoff valve located on the wall behind the toilet off and flush the toilet until it’s empty. Soak toilet paper in white vinegar until it’s fully saturated, and then place the wet toilet paper on the ring. Leave it overnight. The next morning, turn your water back on and flush.

9. Denture Cleaning Tablets – For a no-fuss bacteria banisher, drop a couple of denture cleaning tablets into your toilet bowl and flush. While it won’t get rid of stains, it will rid your toilet of dangerous bacteria.

10. Dishwashing Detergent – Liberally pour dishwashing detergent into your toilet bowl. Be sure to cover the hard-to-tackle stains, and then let it sit for at least one hour. Use your toilet brush to scrub your toilet bowl clean, and then flush out the remaining dishwashing detergent.

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