Shower Trap: What It is and How to Clean It

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As a student, I lived in dorm-rooms for all of 4 years. I had fairly luxurious rooms, and every one of them had a bathroom. However, in the first year, my room smelled absolutely disgusting. I was on the first floor, and whenever someone above me would shower, sewer odors would escape from the kitchen sink and shower.

Even though I took good care of my plumbing system, cleaning it frequently and thoroughly, nothing helped the smell. Months later I found out why. Firstly, there was no p-trap installed anywhere in the building, and the building itself was quite old.

Therefore, even though I cleaned my bathroom and kitchen every 7 days, that doesn’t mean my predecessor did, right? And with all the other stress that came with moving to the new city, new school, and exams, I became resigned to the smell. I just kept my windows open.

Thankfully, I remained healthy. It should be emphasized that no one should resign to my technique.

To continue, I mentioned this interesting thing called a p-trap. Let’s see what it is.

How to Remove Mineral Deposits from Toilet

How to Dissolve Poop Stuck in the Toilet

Keeping a toilet clean and safe for use can be a tiring process that not all of us can handle easily.

The usage of different chemicals required for this task could harm some people considering how strong some of those substances smell.

Sometimes you would probably like to just hire someone to do this job for you, considering that you will find yourself on your knees cleaning the possibly smallest room in your household and inhaling all kinds of chemicals.

Nevertheless, you certainly spend hours in your bathroom every day and making sure that everything is clean and hygienic is crucial for safely using your toilet.

That’s why it is very important to know which chemicals to use when cleaning the toilet, which kind of minerals are accumulating in your toilet, as well as how to remove them safely.

How to Remove Rust Stains from Toilet Bowl Naturally

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When it comes to bathrooms, I suppose that we all have one thing in common – all of us love to have their bathrooms clean and shiny. But, in reality, the fact is that rust stains make it difficult to keep your toilet shiny white.

The rust stains are results of the water’s content. The more a toilet bowl is used, the bigger the chance is that red-brown rust stains will appear in it. And, of course, the longer the rust stains stay in the toilet bowl, the harder it will be for you to remove them.

Fortunately, there are a few ways to remove rust stains from toilet bowl completely – and guess what? All of them use only natural ingredients.

After reading this article, you will get some new ideas about how to remove rust stains and you will not need to buy those expensive products full of harmful chemicals.

How to Clean Calcium Buildup in Urinals

How to Clean Calcium Buildup in Urinals

Some people call them standing toilets, some sanitary plumbing fixtures, and most people call it a urinal. These things have been known in the male world as chit-chat makers, considering they put together men in a rather awkward situation, which often results in them making small talk to reduce the awkwardness.

For some men, it makes going to the bathroom more effective while others still prefer privacy and always pass on the urinal options. Like everything in the bathroom, the urinal will get dirty sometimes and you will need to know how to clean it.

Before panicking after noticing that your urinal is dirty and smelly and spending money on a completely new one – relax and keep reading, we have simple solutions for you.

How to Clean a Shower Head with Bleach

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Cleaning the shower head isn’t always fun, but, it is absolutely necessary if you want to have a clean shower. Also, you won’t be able to take a nice hot shower if the shower head is clogged or full with nasty build-ups.

Therefore, cleaning of the shower head is quite important, and there’s no better way to do so than using bleach. However, bleach is a strong chemical substance and it requires you to take some safety steps first.

Anyhow, let’s see exactly how to clean a shower head with bleach.

Does Cleaning Toilet Bowl with Vinegar and Baking Soda Work?

How to Dissolve Poop Stuck in the Toilet

Hooray, it’s cleaning time!

No matter how hard it seems sometimes or how lazy we often feel when we are supposed to start cleaning, there is no better feeling the world than having your entire house cleaned.

There is just something that gives you peace after the hard day of work in your favorite sofa, now clean more than ever.

To be fair, cleaning your living room is probably not a thing that gives you nightmares or keeps your procrastinating. We all have that one room or that one thing in our household we avoid cleaning, and for most people – it’s the toilet.

Of course, the toilet gets dirty, as well as all the other parts of our home. Then what holds us back from cleaning it more often and with at least a bit more joy? Probably the fact that we are unfamiliar with the best method for cleaning it.

We value family and healthy life and therefore spend most of the time finding the best ways to improve our surroundings. We’ve discovered what’s the best way to clean your toilet bowl, and we’ll explain to you how to use vinegar and baking soda to ensure that your toilet bowl is clean. Let’s start!