An official fact that I read about Canadians recently, is that we hate cleaning the toilet the most!

Chlorine bleach (aka sodium hypochlorite) is a corrosive chemical, toxic if ingested, an eye and respiratory irritant, can irritate the lungs and eyes, and in waterways can become toxic organochlorines, compounds rarely found in nature and which can take centuries to decompose. The industry says that chlorine bleach traces are present at such low concentrations in waste waters, that there is no real possibility of the formation of trace toxic by-products.SESI, Fill Refill and Miniml have wide networks of refill stations, and Fill Refill and Miniml sell directly to consumers too. Splosh send concentrated refill pouches (which you can return to them for recycling) in the post. All of these companies were awarded a positive Company Ethos mark for their focus on refills. Bulk-buying I will be filing a credit card dispute based on defective product and non compliance with their satisfaction guarantee. Honestly, at first, I was a little skeptical. I mean, I started the internet search thinking a product like this would be too good to actually exist. Not only are these non-toxic products safer for your family, but they also have less impact on the environment. Many contain plant-based ingredients, such as citric and acetic acids, and are biodegradable, so they don't persist in waterways or the ocean. The ingredients within are still in a concentrated form however, so do still store and use eco-friendly cleaning products with care, especially around pets and children.

Astonish, ATTITUDE, Bentley Organic, Bio-D, ecoleaf ( Suma), Fill Refill, Greenscents, Miniml, and SESI. Bio D – bulk sizes and refill stations. Majority of single bottles and bulk sizes are 100% Recycled plastic, apart from 20 litre bulk refill containers. The foam works to break down the dirt and stains. After about 30 minutes the foam has bonded with the dirt chemically and once rinsed away, it leaves a clean bowl. A recommendation service that carefully researches each product and consults with experts across many disciplines. Is it homemade? Toilet cleanercan easily be made at home, and that way you can know exactly what has gone into it.I forgot about this, but one time while cleaning, my hair actually dipped into the toilet. (I really wish I hadn’t remembered that, I think I need a shower now…) This will depend on the problems your loo is causing and how involved you want to get with them. For general day-to-day cleaning, a strong multipurpose cleaner should take care of things nicely. If you have problems with limescale or want your toilet to be sparkling white, then you’ll need to add more specific products, such as a limescale remover or a whitening product, to your cleaning arsenal. Splosh – buy a filled plastic bottle then buy through the post concentrated pouches of cleaners. Pouches can be returned to Splosh for reuse or recycling. It was so disgusting! I really can’t remember the last time I was that grossed out when I saw the toilet like that. Hurry! Anthropologie's holiday hosting essentials sale is coming to a close — snag these 6 items before it does