Mrs Hinch fan shares the 42p secret to getting grim loo brushes sparkling again no matter how gross they are | The Sun
NO ONE loves cleaning the bathroom but it's a nasty job that has to get done.
But while we remember to scrub the tub and bleach the loo, a lot of us neglect to clean the toilet brush.
But if you're not sure where to start with blitzing the brush, don't worry. Savvy Mrs Hinch fans have a budget solution that is the "holy grail" product.
It should help prevent you from spreading germs that are lingering in your bathroom.
Taking to the Mrs Hinch Cleaning Tips Facebook group, cleaning enthusiast Helen Ince asked for help. She said: "How do people clean their toilet brushes?
"I’m really thinking of times that people have a rather ‘messy dump’ and use the brush to quickly get rid of any mess following the flush."
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Fellow Hinch fans rushed to share their insider tips.
One person said: “I put mine down the loo and pour bleach all over it, I use a cheap one and that works great, and leave it for a few hours.”
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Another said: “If the toilet brush is really dirty, I always use bleach.
"It’s my holy grail as it works effectively when the brush is clogged and stained.
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"Plus, I have two young children so I need a fast and no fuss way to clean the brush."
A third said: "I’ll clean my toilet before going to bed, flush, put two cups of bleach in the bowl, then leave the brush soaking overnight. Wash the handle with disinfectant in the morning. Job done."
Another said: "When the brush has been in use, I leave it in the toilet with bleach in the water for a couple of hours. Then flush the toilet holding brush in water. Perfectly clean."
Always make sure you're wearing gloves when you use bleach as it can cause damage and irritation to bare skin.
You can get your hands on the chemical from Asda for as little as 42p or from Tesco for 60p.
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