What do you use to clean toilet bowl?
Bought bleach, but now I'm second guessing that decision thinking maybe I shouldn't put bleach in the black water tank. What is a safe cleaning product?
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- Clorox Clean-Up Spray - the 'original one' without all the new perfumes added.
My toilet still had the sticker on it that said to use only Soft Scrub to clean the toilet and shower to prevent scratches on the plastic. I keep a bottle of that for the stubborn stains. - I like the Clorox Spray clean also. Use it on counters and the floor in the bathroom.
- 409 and a toilet bowl brush
- Windex.
- Tang & water.
Let sit 30 min or more then flush.
Best toilet cleaner ever! - The answer to your Subject question is `Clorox spray cleaner'. IMHO the chlorine in the Clorox is diluted in the Black Tank and hasn't been a problem since I've been doing that for several years.
- Vinegar water and the Mother-in-laws' toothbrush.
- IF water source is 'hard' we use vinegar to scrub bowl, seal and ball valve to remove any scaling. Then a light scrubbing with some dish soap and a rinse.
- dish soap mostly and if it is scungy, I use Clorox clean up bleach which also works to keep sinks white.
- I use vinegar and water for all cleaning but I do use either bleach or dettol to disinfect some places such as the toilets. I put a drop of dettol and I mean a drop, in the blk tank and grey tank occasionally. You hardly need any.
