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How do I clean Loo Blade?Updated 3 days ago

TL;DR: Give Loo Blade head a deep clean by holding it over a drain and slowly pouring boiling water from a kettle over it. Wear rubber gloves and pour slowly to avoid splashback. Skip the bleach. Let it air dry, then stand it back in the ceramic pot. Do this weekly or whenever it needs freshening up.


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How do I clean Loo Blade?

Hold the Loo Blade head over a drain such as the toilet bowl, sink or bathtub. Slowly and carefully pour boiling water from a kettle over the head, taking care to avoid splashback. Wear rubber gloves to protect your hands. Let it air dry, then stand it back in the ceramic pot. Repeat weekly or whenever it needs freshening up. No detergent or bleach needed.

Three steps

1

Hold Loo Blade head over a drain: the toilet bowl, a sink or the bathtub.

2

Slowly and carefully pour boiling water from a kettle over the head. Wear rubber gloves and take care to avoid splashback.

3

Let it air dry, then stand it back in the ceramic pot.


What should I keep in mind?

Wear rubber gloves to protect your hands from boiling water, and pour slowly and steadily to avoid splashing. Do not use bleach cleaners on the TPE head, as bleach can cosmetically blemish and weaken the material. Boiling water is all you need to keep it clean and fresh between uses.

Safety

Wear rubber gloves to protect your hands from hot water. Pour slowly and steadily to avoid splashing.

Wear gloves Pour slowly

Avoid bleach

Do not use bleach cleaners on Loo Blade head. Bleach can cosmetically blemish and weaken the TPE. Stick to the boiling water method above, and use Loo Cleaner Tabs in the bowl.

No bleach Boiling water only

What about the ceramic pot and the head?

The ceramic pot is cleaned separately with a damp cloth, a mild pH-neutral soap and warm water, then rinsed and air dried fully before you put Loo Blade back. The TPE head itself lasts around one to two years of regular domestic use when it is cleaned regularly and kept out of bleach.

Clean the pot

Lift Loo Blade out, wipe the inside of the ceramic pot with a damp cloth and a little Bathroom & Shower Cleaner or any mild pH-neutral soap, rinse, then air dry fully before putting the blade back.

Mild soap Warm water Air dry fully

How long the head lasts

Around one to two years of regular domestic use when cleaned regularly and kept away from bleach.

1 to 2 years Rinse after each use

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Last reviewed: August 2026 · Koh UK

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