where to store a wet mop & toilet brush

Even after one use, wet mop and toilet brush may be covered with bacteria and bacteria.
The tools you use to keep your home clean must be properly stored and stored every time.
If you improperly store wet items after cleaning with wet items, they spread bacteria when you use them again.
Wet mop head should be cleaned before storage.
After each use, wash the mop head with soapy water and rinse it with clear water.
Wring the mop thoroughly to remove the excess water.
Part of the mop head can be removed and placed in the washing machine;
Make sure your mop is made for this before cleaning it.
Always raise your head to store the mop if possible.
While you\'ll want to drag the rope a few inches away from the floor, it may be down the head.
Do not store wet head mop in closed environment
Space, such as in a cabinet or in a small room.
In order to dry the mop, natural air circulation around the mop must be allowed.
You can also put the mop outdoors and dry it in the sun.
Don\'t put wet mops in the bucket, as the molds may develop, or put them on the floor.
Toilet brush for cleaning feces and other waste must be disinfected after each use.
Proper storage starts with proper cleaning practices.
After use, rinse the toilet brush with clear water and spray it with bleach or other disinfectant.
If you store bacteria
Riding a toilet brush, you re-introduce bacteria to the toilet every time you go to clean up the toilet.
Toilet brush usually has a special set-
Designed to store the brush between use.
If there is no special brush holder or is not appropriate to some extent, please use a large flowerpot or terracotta plantation to store the item.
Pots and pots are usually designed with drainage holes.
Cut a screen and sit near the bottom of the pan and place the brush inside.
Put a large plate in the pan to capture any water coming out of the brush when the item dries in the pan.