How to Clean an RV Toilet
RV toilets, like any household toilet, requires cleaning regularly to kill bacteria and remove residue that builds up in the toilet. Cleaning the RV toilet requires a bit more caution, as using bleach and other harsh chemicals can damage the seals of the RV, causing an even larger problem that can lead to a costly repair. This makes it important to use cleaning elements mild enough for use in the RV toilet, yet strong enough to kill germs and bacteria.
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Instructions
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Wipe the toilet lid, seat, and surrounding areas with a disinfectant wipe. This will kill germs with little work required, aside from a bit of elbow grease.
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Pour 1/2 cup of baking soda into the toilet bowl. The baking soda will clean and deodorize the toilet, without harming the seals. Let stand for 15 minutes.
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Scrub the toilet bowl with a toilet scrub brush, getting under the lip of the bowl, where buildup can often go unnoticed.
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Flush the toilet, and repeat every week, or as needed to keep the toilet cleaned to your liking.
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