10 Things You Need To Know About Cleaning Your Toilet

Thank you for modeling how to speak to people who disagree with you online (re: washing a toilet seat in the tub) while holding your ground. Very classy and professional. I hope you do very well!

You helped me clean my bathroom for the first time in my first apartment! Thank you!

One thing not mentioned is your water jets can get clogged over time. The best way to clean those is to add some white vinegar to the tank, after 3-5 flushes with vinegar all that grime around the top of the bowl should be gone

The dusting was a good tip. Another one he did, but didn't mention, is to clear the bowl of water by "flushing" with a few litres of water (instead of the flush knob). it won't refill, leaving most of the bowl empty for a good undiluted stay with the bleach, so you need less but get better disinfecting.

Dude... I had cleaning jobs for 18 years - NEVER thought of dusting the toilet first 😬 That 'moving wet particles around on a pristine white bowl' has always been the most annoying thing to me.... And somehow I never thought of dusting it first 😶 Thanks. Really. Haha - PS. I could've used some more tips on cleaning under the rim... In my experience, a lot of times there's a lot of calcium buildup there - particularly on toilets in workplaces that get a lot of use during the week.

Your enthusiasm about cleaning a toilet is amazing

This is actually the best toilet cleaning video i have seen yet on Youtube.As a 52 year old guy who lives alone im always looking at new ways to improve my house and knowledge..Thanks ,great video.

My dad was a janitor, and during my teens, I went with him on weekends to do his jobs. One of my responsibilities was the restrooms. We used simple powdered cleanser in the 1950-60s. I made a paste with it and did all the porcelain fixtures. After it dried, I could easily buff the surface with clean rags and bring up a shine. Today at home, I remove the toilet seats, take them out in yard by the drain and squirt them with a garden hose and an APC. I use my shower stall during inclement weather and clean the stall after. We used pure industrial strength pine oil back in the 50s, and a few drops in each bowl and sink drain would clear all odor from the place.

I highly recommend “Quick release” toilet seats as you flip the covers and slide out. No screwing off and back on again - that’s too, too much work and would drive me crazy 😮 LoL

Yes on the folding of the towel. Thank god good on you for mentioning that. We have horrible allergies and this is tip number 1!!!

If I were ever at your house I would be afraid to use the bathroom and ruin your masterpiece!😂 Amazing job though!

5:38 or if your wearing a hoodie, do NOT keep your cell in the front pocket, as it may fall into the toilet😂

The only thing that makes me hesitant about taking the toilet seat off is that we have a bidet installed which means just a little more effort in realigning things when it's time to put it all back together. Otherwise, great tips!

Thank you! My biggest problem when cleaning toilets is the very narrow spaces between the toilet and the walls/tub or vanity. I’m not young anymore, and find it difficult getting down to get to the sides and back of the toilet, then trying to get back up. I think dry dusting should help a bit.

I live in area with hard water. The best product I have used is Zep Acidic Toilet Bowl Cleaner. It's even better than Clorox.

5:28 I literally was like "Your strings!!!" just before you got to that part. 😂

I'm a rookie bathroom cleaner - this was extremely helpful! 💯

Love the detail from start to finish. Seems easy to follow.

I always dust my toilet before cleaning. It's much easier than dealing with sticky dust. Great vlog.

People who can’t use their tub for cleaning may be the same ones not getting anything done.