MAINTAINING HYGIENE OF OUR HOUSE WITH TOILET BRUSH 

Every house has a toilet brush to clean their toilets, but cleaning toilet brushes is a big task which shows the hygiene how they maintain in their houses.  Now a question arises how to clean a toilet brush to maintain hygiene.

A toilet brush is an unpleasant object we are using in our house that has many bacteria and harmful organisms that stick to it.

Soak the toilet brush in the disinfectant for all kinds of harmful bacteria.  Spray bleaching powder or solution such as Lysol or Dettol or any bathroom washing agents.  Once the brush is cleaned dry it in the sunlight so that the natural light of sun kills if any leftover organisms present on it.With alcohol also can be cleaned by using a cotton cloth.  Take the scrubber or an unused toothbrush to clean the dirt coat on the brush and rinse the brush in the tap water for a few minutes to clear wash out the dirt or else fill a container with water to dip the toilet brush into it and add some washing agent and dip the toilet brush into it and soak it for a few minutes and then rinse it off.

A few more tips for you to check out for a clean toilet brush

A toilet brush is cleaned with vinegar which acts as a natural disinfectant effective in removing the dirt, bad odour, and bacteria present on it.  Add some vinegar and the bleaching agent and mix it well and soak the toilet brush into it and leave it for some time and then scrub the bristles and rinse it under running water.

A simple of cleaning toilet brush is to spray hydrogen peroxide onto the brush on all sides, clean the holder of brush by wiping it off with a cloth, wait for some time and scrub the bristles and rinse it off.

You can use hot water and add bleach to clean it, submerge the brush in it and leave it for 15 minutes and then scrub with unused tooth brush to remove the poo sticked on to the brush and then gently rinse it.

Thus, how to clean a toilet brush is an important task to maintain hygiene in our houses which cannot be done without using chemicals such as vinegar or hydrogen peroxide. Did you clean your brush today?