Polished and waxed toilet bowl (1 Viewer)

[Basildog]

so hopefully

 

[mike mcglynn]

Hi, Basildog what did you use to clean the loo ?

 

[Basildog]

Hi, Basildog what did you use to clean the loo ?

Lots of people will say you should be careful with plastic but I never have been !
Noticed toilet was starting to look a bit off colour as have just been using damp cloth , so used bleach on a cloth to get clean then polished up with some old dry polishing rags with SRP residue then waxed with Collinite 476
Have tried the Rain X plastic but it was rubbish

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[mike mcglynn]

Just a word of warning re.plastic I used a spray cleaner to clean the showeroom sink in my Rapido and it turned it into corn flakes as I watched ,it was an expensive mistake at the time as the new sink cost an arm and a leg ,I note that Rapido have changed the sink to a stainless one now. I was given the spray cleaner by the lady cleaner in work to try out

 

[scotjimland]

Aquakem Pink rinse in the flush water.. OR if the flush water comes from the main tank as our's does, keep a spray bottle with diluted 'Pink" to use after flushing..

keeps the bowl clean and slippy and according to the label, it leaves a protective layer to stop the build-up of bacteria.

Bowl will still need cleaning occasionally, only use plastic safe cleaners.. these are generally labeled 'green' products , usually citrus, but do check label.

or Thetfords own product , pricey but it does work

https://www.thetford-europe.com/product/toilet-bowl-cleaner/

 

[Basildog]

Aquakem Pink rinse in the flush water.. OR if the flush water comes from the main tank as our's does, keep a spay bottle with diluted 'Pink" to use after flushing..

keeps the bowl clean and slippy and according to the label, it leaves a protective layer to stop the build-up of bacteria.

Bowl will still need cleaning occasionally, only use plastic safe cleaners.. these are generally labeled 'green' products , usually citrus, but do check label.

or Thetfords own product , pricey but it does work

https://www.thetford-europe.com/product/toilet-bowl-cleaner/

I stopped using the pink years ago as it turns the separate toilet tanks black
Can't see how it prevents bacteria as they seem to look very it

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[tonyidle]

as they seem to look very it

It's probably the designer labels ...................

 

[Theonlysue]

Furniture polish works a treat.
Have discovered bowl liners.
Work a treat!

 

[Basildog]

It's probably the designer labels ...................

Bloody spellchecker

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[TheDogMan]

Furniture polish works a treat.
Have discovered bowl liners.
Work a treat!

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we use happy bowl liners

 

[Vanman]

we use happy bowl liners

+1

 

[scotjimland]

Have discovered bowl liners.
Work a treat!

hmm. probably useful if you are a pebbledasher,

I open slide and into the cassette .. bombs away

The SOG takes care of the after-burn

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[Tigertom]

Now, bowel liners not bowl liners might work.........prepacked eh , no mess, no odour.

 

[Lenny HB]

Oh, I do love a good toilet thread.

 

[Northernraider]

You might not be able to polish a turd but a turd receptacle ......

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[Minxy]

Strewth, if hubby used those we'd be bankrupt in no time!

 

[Gaston aires]

If you use spray bleach on plastic surfaces like showertrays, toilet bowls, etc. It will ruin the plastic by turning it brittle and cracking it.
You have been warned !
I worked for a manufacturer of these things and we warned about this in the instructions, did people take any notice ? NO. Some bleaches are really powerful and will eat through plastic in no time. Warm soapy water is perfect.
Phil

 

[Cal54]

I’m another fan of happy bowls!! Also keep a spray bottle of the ‘pink’ by the side of the loo and use every other day approx.

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[JockandRita]

We have moved away from the spray bottle with a diluted Thetford Pink solution, as even with that correctly diluted, over time urine staining of the bowl was still apparent.

We now use a diluted citric acid mix in the same spray bottle, and have done for about a year now. As a result, the need for things like cream cleanser and Thetford's bowl cleaner (expensive) is very rare.

I can't comment on the "slip sliding away" bit, as our usage is the same as @scotjimland's, ie, flap open and bombs away, with the SOG expelling the odours.

Cheers,

Jock.

 

[Pia]

I’m another fan of happy bowls!! Also keep a spray bottle of the ‘pink’ by the side of the loo and use every other day approx.

+1

 

[Northernraider]

I tried the super resin polish on my loo yesterday....super slide effect ..even a wee doesn't need a flush there's not a trace of it left

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[Chockswahay]

I just clean the bowl with a baby wipe each day...... our last loo looked like new at 3 years and over 600 nights away

 

[Northernraider]

I just clean the bowl with a baby wipe each day...... out last loo looked like new at 3 years and over 600 nights away

That's what I've been doing till now. .but polished it's whoosh fastest jobby in the West

 

[Chockswahay]

TMI

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[Basildog]

That's what I've been doing till now. .but polished it's whoosh fastest jobby in the West

The Clingons are history

 

[TheBig1]

our toilet gets polished

 

[Stretto Boy]

Blimey. Never thought of wax polishing the bog!

Must add it to the wife’s job list.

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[TheBig1]

Blimey. Never thought of wax polishing the bog!

Must add it to the wife’s job list.

just remember its a big job(bie)

 

[old-mo]

Cling film across the bowl stops stains....

 

[dabhand]

We have moved away from the spray bottle with a diluted Thetford Pink solution, as even with that correctly diluted, over time urine staining of the bowl was still apparent.

We now use a diluted citric acid mix in the same spray bottle, and have done for about a year now. As a result, the need for things like cream cleanser and Thetford's bowl cleaner (expensive) is very rare.

I can't comment on the "slip sliding away" bit, as our usage is the same as @scotjimland's, ie, flap open and bombs away, with the SOG expelling the odours.

Cheers,

Jock.

Glad your flaps still opening Jock

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