When was the last time you cleaned your toilet brush? If you can't recall or if you've never cleaned it, you're not alone. But neglecting this task can lead to a buildup of germs and bacteria, compromising your bathroom's cleanliness and hygiene. Let's explore three effective methods to ensure your toilet brush stays squeaky clean, without you having to touch the grubby end.
Soak in Bleach:
Begin by filling a deep bucket with hot water, preferably from a recently boiled kettle. Add two cups of bleach to the water. Submerge the toilet brush and holder fully and let them soak for at least an hour, ideally longer. After soaking, rinse both under hot water for at least 30 seconds to remove any bleach residue. Thoroughly dry both components before storing to prevent bacteria growth. Repeat this process monthly for optimal cleanliness.
Disinfect the Brush:
Hold the brush over the toilet bowl and generously spray it with disinfectant until the bristles are dripping. Position the brush handle under the toilet seat to allow excess disinfectant to drip into the bowl. Leave the brush to drip dry for at least 10 minutes. Afterwards, pour hot water over the bristles until the water running off is clear. Repeat the process with the brush holder, ensuring both are completely dry before storage.
Natural Cleaning:
For a chemical-free approach, mix vinegar and water in a bucket, submerge the brush and holder, and leave overnight. The next day, wear gloves and sprinkle baking soda over the bristles. Scrub thoroughly with a separate brush, then rinse under hot water until clear. Dry both components completely before storing.
Prefer Professional Help?
If cleaning your toilet brush isn't your cup of tea, consider hiring our professional cleaning service like Xigna Conciege. We handle all household chores, including monthly tasks like this one. Contact us to book your regular cleaner and enjoy a pristine bathroom hassle-free!
By incorporating these cleaning methods into your routine, you can ensure your toilet brush remains free from germs and bacteria, contributing to a cleaner and healthier bathroom environment.
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