An emergency doctor has revealed surprising everyday household items that are crawling with far more bacteria than your toilet seat - leaving thousands disgusted.

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“A dirty sponge can actually contain more bacteria than a toilet seat,” said Darin Detwiler, a food safety expert and professor at Northeastern University. “Each use spreads germs instead of removing ...

The kicker is to make sure you don't scrub too hard so it doesn't damage the bowl. Here's how to use a pumice stone for tackling hard water stains: Start by soaking the rock in water to soften it up.

Now used by professional cleaners across the globe, the Scrub Daddy tough-as-nails sponge can be used to thoroughly clean your toilet bowl. However, if the concept of using your hands to scrub ...

even with regular washing), and you obviously still need to give your toilet a good scrub regularly to prevent mold, mildew, and other gunk from building up. People who love this fuzzy accessory for ...

According to a study by Currys, a surprising revelation emerged: Brits would rather scrub their toilet than clean the oven. It might seem unexpected at first, but when you break it down ...

Scrub with a toilet brush, making sure to clean under the toilet rim. Important reminders for cleaning with bleach are as follows: Always ensure adequate ventilation when cleaning with bleach.