The rubber ducky perched at the end of your tub ... In fact, research shows many everyday items are dirtier than the average toilet seat. "The cleanest item germ wise we find in homes, offices ...

When cleaning the toilet seat, remember your safety. Always use rubber gloves to minimise the risk of contact with bacteria.

Remove the toilet seat. In most cases ... If the bolts are in rubber sleeves, once you’ve removed the bolts, pull the sleeves through the holes from the underside. Unhook the water line from ...

These kits are sold at some home centers and on the Internet for less than $5 (search the Internet for bushings for wobbly toilet seat). Another approach is to install self-adhesive rubber washers ...

All you need are rubber gloves, bleach, disinfectant wipes and a bucket or bin. Here’s another hack: sandwich the brush between the rim of the toilet bowl and the toilet seat to dry.

And there's more: the grip-tight rubber bumpers keep the seat ... If you want a toilet bowl to go with that seat, four Kohler models made our list of top toilet picks. And for more from the ...

An unnamed person (rhymes with “house”) living in my home says the toilet seat lid and toilet tank ... However, it’s the rubber O-rings that surround the bolts that are the issue.

There's a certain comfort in the toilet seat cover, the tissue-thin layer of grace between your bare behind and a piece of cold, dirty plastic. But what happens if you forgo the cover, boldly ...