No one wants to clean the toilet, but it needs to be done. The bowl is no stranger to hard water rings and other stains, but you don’t have to get your hands dirty to get it clean. You don’t ...

Of course, if the toilet seat breaks or cracks, you’ll need to swap in a new one. And when you do purchase a new one, ... Things get a little less clear, though, if the seat isn’t broken.

While a toilet plume is the bigger sanitary issue, Dr. Knighton says it's still a good idea to clean your toilet seat at least once a week to avoid debris buildup.