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Anonymous users2024-01-24No, Clorox has been carefully tested in this area, and if it had an impact, the product would not have been put on the market at all.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Yes, it will reduce the life of the glaze, which will cause the toilet to be dirty, and it is generally enough to use a toilet brush.
If you feel comfortable with a new toilet in a few years, you can also use it.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22No, toilet cleaners are used to clean toilets. It has no effect on the toilet.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21There are many toilet cleaning supplies, but they all contain chemicals, as long as the cleaning agent containing chemical elements has Weihai on the glaze of the toilet, so it is recommended not to use it. Because most of the toilets nowadays are self-cleaning glaze.
Yes. The old toilet bowl is corroded by this, and the glaze will flaking off.
As long as you don't drink it, it's fine, and if you wash it well, it's fine
In the past, the toilet cleaner at home was bought casually, and I saw which brand of toilet cleaner in the supermarket was doing activities to buy which brand, and I couldn't see the effect at first, and after a long time, I found that the toilet was a little yellow, and only then did I think of changing the toilet cleaner to a better one. Toilets and toilets are places where bacteria breed, and only by doing a good job of cleaning and sterilizing can we protect the health of the whole family. Nowadays, many people's toilets are equipped with flush toilet basins, and in order to remove toilet basin stains and bacteria, many people now use toilet cleaners. >>>More
A good quality toilet cleaner will not damage the glaze of the toilet. However, some low-quality toilet cleaners can damage the toilet glaze and the health of the user!
If you install a check valve, you will definitely not be able to go back. >>>More