How often should you replace a toilet brush?

As these toilet brushes can be riddled with germs, it’s best to replace them every six months so you don’t just spread germs around the toilet bowl every time you scrub. Although, you can get more longevity out of a silicone toilet brush as the bacteria doesn’t get caught up in the bristles.

Can you replace toilet brush heads?

Suitable for standard toilet brush sets, simply unscrew the current toilet head and replace with a clean one for an effortless refresh. The non-stick materials ensure the brush heads stay free from dirt and grime to prevent the growth of bacteria.

What is the most hygienic way to clean toilet?

To keep the toilet bowl clean, use a toilet brush and bathroom cleaner with added disinfectant….3. Time for the brush

1. Put the brush in the toilet bowl, pour some bleach in the water and leave the brush to stand for a few minutes.
2. In the meantime, fill the brush holder with hot soapy water and add a few drops of bleach.

How do you clean a dirty toilet brush?

How to clean toilet brushes using bleach

1. Fill a bucket. Use hot water.
2. Add the bleach. Add two-three capsules of bleach (see the bottle label for advice on this).
3. Leave the brush to soak. Put your toilet brush in the bucket and leave for an hour.
4. Rinse. Take the brush out and rinse under hot water.
5. Place back in the holder.

How do I keep my toilet brush clean?

My favorite shortcut is adding a capful or two of bleach to a toilet bowl full of clean water, then letting the brush soak inside for about an hour. When time is up, come back, rinse the bowl and brush with a flush, and let the brush drip dry into the bowl, sandwiched under the toilet seat.

How do you get poop out of a toilet brush?

Submerge the brush and holder in a vinegar-water solution overnight. Fill a bucket halfway with vinegar and fill the rest with water. Make sure the bucket is big enough to fully submerge the toilet brush and holder. After soaking the brush and holder overnight, put on gloves and remove the brush and holder.

How do I keep my toilet brush sanitary?

Keeping Your Toilet and Brush Hygienic It is better to leave the brush container empty and clean the brush handle, brush, and case at least once a week. Using either a disinfectant or a bleach solution in a plastic bucket to keep them free from germs and bacteria will make your cleaning tools last longer.

How do you replace a toilet brush head?

Simply turn the old head counterclockwise to remove, then attach the new one. Our Toilet Brush has a patented, flexible neck that makes it easy to clean deep into your toilet. The bristle configuration accommodates even low-flush toilets. Stiff upper bristles are perfect for cleaning under the rim.

Are silicone toilet brushes better?

Ready to ditch your toilet brush? We have some good news, and it’s based on science: Microbiologists agree that silicone brushes not only seem less gross than their plastic-bristled counterparts; they are actually more sanitary (and generally, a better buy) for a couple of reasons.