I own Toto toilets with a Saniflush glazed finish & I cannot use any toilet bowl cleaner but Clorox Greenworks & a soft brush. Will this be safe?
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It will work, but your "Saniflush" will alter its smell. However, it should not smell badly, just not like it smells in 'regular' Toilet water.
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Fairly certain it's safe. I had put sealer on my porcelain tile before I had cleaned up all the excess very well so ordered this to try and get it off. It stunk so bad and didn't really get the sealer off. Not that I tried very well.
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The directions I received with my Sana Gloss toilets said to use dish detergent with a soft plastic brush. It showed Clorox with an X over it, along with "thinners". Don't think I'd use Clorox/bleach if I were you.
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I assume you can mount (or not mount) the remote wherever you wish......ours is mounted on the wall. The Toto flushes just like any other toilet. Not certain what "washed/sanitized" means? The only things that occur after flushing are the water tank refills and the air filtering system (sanitizer?) runs for a minute or two.
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I completely agree with the person who recommend the Works Original from Walmart. Before you use it also buy from Walmart (in the toilet cleaner area) a pumie (pumice) stick. Use that on the hard water stains first and after that use the Works. I also purchased some the Works drop in tablets and my toilet looks brand new after 2 years of trying everything recommended to remove hard water stains.
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Toto publishes a spreadsheet with compatibility information. Go to this URL --&gt; https://www.totostore.us.com/e2wShoppingCatalog.aspx?parentId=3100060190&parentLink=2100000107:3100060190), and click on "toilet chart" (upper right), you can get a copy of the entire spreadsheet. The only "874S" I see is "874SG" and the THU331S is OK for this toilet, so if this is what you have, it should work.
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Please don't!!! The problem is, they are NOT intended for sewer pipes or septic systems and will not break down as toilet tissue does. Eventually, there will be an expensive clog to fix. This is a huge problem, subject of a recent NY Times exposé. Turns out that even the kinds labeled as "flushable wipes" do this and cost the city and homeowners millions each year, and the problem is escalating as more people use them. Instead, I spray a special cleanser designed for this (Aloe Vesta perineal cleanser ) onto a folded pad of toilet tissue instead. These packaged Wet Ones are great to bring along for miscellaneous cleanup jobs, but DON'T flush them! Please don't!!! The problem is, they are NOT intended for sewer pipes or septic systems and will not break down as toilet tissue does. Eventually, there will be an expensive clog to fix. This is a huge problem, subject of a recent NY Times exposé. Turns out that even the kinds labeled as "flushable wipes" do this and cost the city and homeowners millions each year, and the problem is escalating as more people use them. Instead, I spray a special cleanser designed for this (Aloe Vesta perineal cleanser ) onto a folded pad of toilet tissue instead. These packaged Wet Ones are great... » Read More Please don't!!! The problem is, they are NOT intended for sewer pipes or septic systems and will not break down as toilet tissue does. Eventually, there will be an expensive clog to fix. This is a huge problem, subject of a recent NY Times exposé. Turns out that even the kinds labeled as "flushable wipes" do this and cost the city and homeowners millions each year, and the problem is escalating as more people use them. Instead, I spray a special cleanser designed for this (Aloe Vesta perineal cleanser ) onto a folded pad of toilet tissue instead. These packaged Wet Ones are great to bring along for miscellaneous cleanup jobs, but DON'T flush them! « Show Less
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If the spray paint is occasional, much as random graffiti would be, then the little you have to brush it out is no big deal. If you spray paint your toilets like New York trains, then you may want a commercial-style toilet. The Toto is fantastic for not requiring the plunger. No matter the size of the stool, it seems to flush it down with ease. Our kids have begun using "Toto" as a verb in our house, meaning to use the toilet. This is a great piece of porcelain if you ask me.
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I have never thought of that. I think they are soft. I would suggest that you call Clorox at 1-800-227-1860 or visit their web site at www.handiwipes.com for more information. This info I got from the back of the Handi Wipes package. It also says not to flush in the toilet.
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It says it works in the "Kaboom Scrub Free Continuous Toilet Cleaning System". The "Never Scrub was, I think, an older one that used "Cartridges" of cleaning "rocks" This won't work with that one. You need a whole new container to use these - the "full" new system with hoses etc.
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The manual spesifies only Hover Cleaning products. http://content.abt.com/documents/52884/FH40160_manual.pdf However I have used a light bleach/water on tiled floors with the older model for over a year, it did not cause any problems. Since vinegar is water soluble you should be fine.
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It should be okay as it the cleaner doesn't contain anything specific. Although it would still be best to use a Delonghi cleaner just in case and especially if your unit is still under Warranty
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I had already tried pumice on my toilet and was entirely unsuccessful. I thought I had wrecked the porcelain with that process but after I tried the Shaws Pads I realized my toilet could be like new again! I can not tell that the porcelain has been damaged at all. If anyone is concerned about that happening I would considering testing a small area before diving into the whole job.
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I cannot say for sure, but I don't think so. I have had ours for quite a while and have used several cleaners on them. While I don't think any of them had bleach, I do use bleach cleaner for the toilet bowl and I know it has splashed on the seat, and it hasn't done any damage. So while I can't say 100%, I think bleach would probably be fine. Hope that helps. :)
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I don't think it's safe for animals. Any toilet bowl cleaner is not typically safe for animals.
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You can use bleach safely in the bowl. You don't need to; regular toilet cleaners work fine.
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Just use some sort of soap or disinfectant and a soft brush. Dish soap will work. I use a thick blue disinfectant made for toilets by the Lysol company. Don't use anything gritty or caustic.