How should I clean Loo Blade Ceramic Pot?Updated 3 days ago
TL;DR: Lift Loo Blade out, pour hot water into the ceramic pot and leave it for about five minutes to sanitise. Empty it, then clean with Bathroom & Shower Cleaner or any mild pH-neutral soap and warm water. Rinse, air dry the pot fully, then stand Loo Blade back in. Handle it gently so it does not crack or chip.
How should I clean Loo Blade Ceramic Pot?
✓ Four steps
Lift Loo Blade out of the ceramic pot.
Pour hot water into the pot and leave it for about five minutes to sanitise, then empty it.
Wipe the inside with a damp cloth and a little Bathroom & Shower Cleaner, or any mild pH-neutral soap, and warm water. Rinse.
Let the pot air dry completely, then stand Loo Blade back in. Handle it gently so it does not crack or chip.
What should I use and what should I avoid?
Good habits
A soft cloth and a little Bathroom & Shower Cleaner, or any mild pH-neutral soap, keeps the ceramic fresh between uses.
⚠ Avoid
Do not use bleach cleaners on the pot or the blade head. Avoid abrasive scrubs that can scratch the glaze, and take care not to drop or knock the pot, since ceramic can crack or chip.
What if the pot cracks or chips?
⚠ Replacement pots in the UK
Replacement ceramic pots are not currently listed on the Koh UK store. If yours cracks or chips, get in touch and our care team will let you know the current options.
What comes with Loo Blade
Every Loo Blade includes the hand-crafted ceramic pot, the wood handle and the TPE head. Choose white or charcoal.
New at Koh?
Start with Loo Blade. Every Loo Blade comes with the wood handle, TPE head and hand-crafted ceramic pot. Choose white or charcoal.
Drop one in, let it fizz, then swipe with Loo Blade. No bleach, no harsh chemicals.
Last reviewed: August 2026 · Koh UK