Use a disposable mask this way, and you toilet will stay clean and odor-free all year round

Most households have one or two bathrooms to accommodate their everyday needs. Maintaining cleanliness in these areas is crucial. Under normal circumstances, regular bathroom cleaning and sanitation are required.

However, some families only clean when the filth is obvious. Without proper sanitation, these places can become breeding grounds for bacteria and generate foul odors.

To keep your bathroom clean and fresh, use single-use face masks.

If the toilet bowl is not cleaned regularly, stubborn yellow stains may develop. These stains are typically somewhat acidic, and you can make your cleaning solution by combining baking soda and table salt. You can apply this cleaning powder to the toilet bowl and scrape with a toilet brush to remove the stains.

Baking soda’s alkaline characteristics neutralize the acidity of the stains, allowing it to effectively clean and renew the surface. Finally, flush the toilet to remove any residue, resulting in a sparkling clean bowl. Single-use face masks can assist reduce the hassle of daily cleaning.

Once the toilet bowl is clean, use single-use face masks to make a simple cleaning sachet. First, cut off one end of the mask while keeping the straps intact. Then, prepare toilet cleaning tablets, soap, or scented bars and insert them into the mask’s inner layer. Use the straps to secure the open end, then suspend the sachet from the toilet’s water tank mechanism.

With a few simple steps, you may make a DIY cleaning sachet.

The cleaning tablets and aromatic soap will assist in disinfecting and freshening the toilet bowl. When flushed, a pleasant aroma remains in the air.

Hanging this DIY sachet inside the toilet tank allows the single-use face mask to absorb more air. When the soap comes into contact with water, it slowly dissolves, transforming the tank water into a cleaning solution that efficiently maintains cleanliness.

This simple method will keep your bathroom clean and odor-free. Occasionally, you only need to check to see if the soap and cleaning tablets inside the mask have completely dissolved. If they have, just replace them with fresh ones.