Genuine question. I've always been a bit wary of using bleach (I suffer from a type of OCD where I get very anxious around certain chemicals), so have always used toilet cleaners that aren't bleach based. However, my toilet is looking pretty stained and there's lime scale too and I'm thinking that actually, a bleach based product may be a good idea for a while. However, I was looking at the bleach toilet cleaners today and the bottles of all of them (from super duper extra lime scale removal ones to bog standard thick bleach) say you should use protective gloves, clothing and eye protection, which given my anxiety around bleach has put me into a bit of a tailspin. Do people actually change into protective gear and don goggles and rubber gloves? I just assumed you picked up the bottle and squirted it round the rim with minimum fuss...
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Using bleach in the toilet - do people actually do this?
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EyepatchOfTravis · 03/04/2017 20:57
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