Keep Your Toilet Clean with One Simple Task

Clean your toilet properly.

Toilets with limescale or stains are hard to clean. But a cleaning expert has a simple solution. This will keep your bathroom clean and fresh.

Regular cleaning stops stains and limescale from building up.

Delia Cannings, a cleaning expert, says you must clean your toilet often.

First, flush the toilet to remove any debris. Then, close the lid to prevent a 'toilet plume'.

Toilets can have limescale or stains.

The next step is important but often skipped.

Use your toilet brush to push water down the bowl.

Apply toilet cleaner to the exposed area and let it sit. This helps break down grime and limescale.

Scrub the bowl thoroughly with the toilet brush, especially the waterline and under the rim.

Flush the toilet again with the lid closed to rinse away the cleaner.

Push the water back with your toilet brush.

Delia advises using a descaler every three months to remove limescale.

Rust-colored stains are common in toilets and come from iron in the water or old pipes.

For rust stains, use an acid-based cleaner, not bleach.

You can use a rust remover like CLR or vinegar to clean rust stains. Lemon juice also works and smells good.

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