"A good old-fashioned snake or auger is usually a better option for tackling clogs," Fagundes says. "For simple clogs, a ...

Do not flush wipes. Experts say doing so can cause problems for fresh water, marine life, your plumbing, and more.

These are the best and worst flushable wipes tested by CR, including wipes from Amazon Basics, Cottonelle, Dude Wipes, ...

Few of us enjoy cleaning the bathroom – it’s the first thing I clean each week to get it out of the way! But when you realise ...

Changes according to time can be seen in every aspect of house construction. Toilets have also undergone several changes over ...

“Wash duvets every six months, or more frequently if you have allergies or pets,” says Louisa. “Most synthetic and some down or feather duvets can be machine-washed at home or at a launderette. If you ...

Philip Jones with Isle of Wight Public Utilities joined HRS with advice on what to and NOT flush down the toilet!

To stop wipes drying out, make sure you close the lid after use and store them away from heat sources, such as radiators or direct sunlight. Technically, yes - but avoid flushing them down the toilet ...

However, other items can clog a toilet too. Particularly strong tissue paper can struggle to break down, so it is worth ...

“Wipe gently, and use additional toilet paper until the paper is clean and never scrub the skin around the perineum. If you ...

There has been a warning issued that if you find tiny marks on the toilet paper in public restrooms, you have to be cautious.