The bathroom can be a measure of the cleanliness of a house. Not only that, the toilet can also be a source of infectious diseases. That’s why it’s very important to keep the bathroom clean, especially the toilet.
- Close the toilet lid before flushing
Did you know that more than 1 million bacteria remain alive after the toilet is flushed*! Make it a habit to close the toilet lid before flushing to prevent germs from “flying”. This habit will reduce the risk of being exposed to dangerous germs. - Keep the toilet seat clean
The toilet seat is also a breeding ground for germs. Clean the toilet seat regularly with soap and water, then spray Pursue™ Disinfectant Cleaner , a multi-purpose disinfectant that can help clean and kill germs while eliminating odors, mold and mildew. Pursue™ Disinfectant Cleaner can also be used on walls, floors, bathrooms, toilets and all hard non-porous surfaces! - Wash your hands with soap
Make it a habit to wash your hands with soap after using the toilet to stop the spread of germs to the outside. Also provide tissue to dry your hands. If using a hand towel, replace the hand towel (and bath towel) regularly. Thick towel fabric locks in moisture and breeds germs faster. - Replace your loofah or bath puff regularly
The loofah or bath puff you use can also be a nest for germs. Replace your loofah every 3-4 weeks to minimize the growth of germs. - Keep floors dry
Floors are one of the top places in a restroom facility for bacteria to hide. In addition to posing a fall risk, damp floors provide an ideal environment for disease-causing bacteria to thrive.
