Which cleaner do you use for the toilet seat? In the meantime, the 4th toilet lid has already burst (from two different manufacturers and not a plastic seat) and they want me to believe that it was the cleaner.
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If the toilet lid has such a "slow-down" function, it is more likely to be because there has been too much tension at the back. This happens when you always push the lid down by hand (instead of letting it go), the screws at the back have been tightened too tightly or someone regularly sits on the closed lid with a lot of weight. As you can see, the crack comes directly from the back where it was screwed on. As a layman, I can hardly imagine using a cleaner. I use normal all-purpose cleaner for the bathroom.
Hello curlysue, thank you for your question. We can't check exactly why the lid broke. However, the explanation from the "deleted user" seems plausible to me. We recommend that you test this product: https://www.migros.ch/en/product/507000100000. You can try it out on an inconspicuous area. Best regards, Chloe
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If the toilet lid has such a "slow-down" function, it is more likely to be because there has been too much tension at the back. This happens when you always push the lid down by hand (instead of letting it go), the screws at the back have been tightened too tightly or someone regularly sits on the closed lid with a lot of weight. As you can see, the crack comes directly from the back where it was screwed on. As a layman, I can hardly imagine using a cleaner. I use normal all-purpose cleaner for the bathroom.
Great answer and very well written! Thank you very much and I suspected exactly that with the tension (screws were probably too tight)!
M-Infoline
Hello curlysue, thank you for your question. We can't check exactly why the lid broke. However, the explanation from the "deleted user" seems plausible to me. We recommend that you test this product: https://www.migros.ch/en/product/507000100000. You can try it out on an inconspicuous area. Best regards, Chloe
Thank you very much for the product recommendation! Is there a milder version than the Maximum Power Mousse (sounds pretty powerful :-)?
curlysue
Thank you very much for the product recommendation! Is there a milder version than the Maximum Power Mousse (sounds pretty powerful :-)?
I use this and it's perfectly adequate. https://www.migros.ch/en/product/502036400000 Incidentally, I recently read about a study that found that there are significantly more bacteria on cell phones and door traps than on toilet seats. https://www.sueddeutsche.de/panorama/japan-wisch-und-weg-1.3309777
sirio60
I use this and it's perfectly adequate. https://www.migros.ch/en/product/502036400000 Incidentally, I recently read about a study that found that there are significantly more bacteria on cell phones and door traps than on toilet seats. https://www.sueddeutsche.de/panorama/japan-wisch-und-weg-1.3309777
Thank you very much, the product sounds more in line with my expectations. And thanks also for the article. I believe it straight away! I've never seen a cleaner clean the door traps!
curlysue
Thank you very much for the product recommendation! Is there a milder version than the Maximum Power Mousse (sounds pretty powerful :-)?
We are happy to endorse sirio60's recommendation. The products in our M-Plus line are kind to the environment. We also recycle CO2 into alcohol. You can find more information about this under this link. Best regards, Mia