As the number one space in the home to use, the bathroom has the potential to turn out to be a nuisance when it comes to keeping it clean. Even so, most people are aware of the importance of keeping the bathroom clean, especially the inside and outside of the toilet. When it comes to the standard tool for cleaning the inside of toilets, the toilet brush, some people prefer disposable brushes with built-in disinfectant cleaners, saying they are more hygienic, while others prefer reusable brushes for environmental and economical reasons. There are many types of tools and brushes for toilet cleaning. But when it comes to thoroughly cleaning your toilet with these products, there are a few things you might overlook.

The area under the fringe is one of the main areas that usually needs more attention. According to aerosol scientists, just pressing the toilet handle can launch bacteria into the bathroom atmosphere. This includes nasty salmonella, which can live under the rim for months in this humid environment. Consciously treating the area with a toilet brush and sanitizing cleaner will eliminate potentially harmful bacteria under the rim.

There can be some mess lurking around the hinges and nuts under the toilet seat, and if left unattended for a long time, not only will it pose a sanitary problem, but it will also become very smelly. Many cleaning experts recommend deep cleaning your toilet every so often on top of your daily cleaning routine. Doing this requires removing the toilet seat. They have different types of hinges and nuts that hold them. Following the manufacturer's recommendations is your best bet. You can use a disinfectant cleaner to get the job done. Remember to scrub the hardware and let it dry completely before putting it back. Taking the time to do this once in a while, along with regular cleaning under the toilet seat, will keep your toilet looking cleaner than before.