Do Loo Cleaner Tabs have a fragrance?Updated 2 hours ago

Yes. Koh Loo Cleaner Tabs are fragrance-free. The formula contains no added perfumes, no synthetic scents, and no masking agents. Most mainstream toilet cleaners use heavy fragrance to cover the chemical smell of their cleaning ingredients. Koh's oxygen-based formula is inherently lower in odour than chlorine-based alternatives, so there is no harsh chemical smell to mask in the first place. The fragrance-free formula is one of the reasons Koh Loo Cleaner Tabs hold Sensitive Choice approval. The product suits sensitive noses, allergy-prone households, asthma sufferers, and anyone who simply prefers a cleaner with no added scent.

During cleaning you will notice a faint clean fizz as the tab dissolves in the water. Most customers describe the smell as fresh and slightly mineral, a bit like sparkling water. It is not chemical, not perfumed, and not sharp. Once the solution has sat and you flush, the bowl is left with no lingering scent at all. If you are used to the smell of chlorine bleach toilet cleaner, the absence of a strong scent can take a few cleans to register as clean, because many of us have learned to read that bleach smell as proof of a job done.

Yes. Drop two to three drops of your favourite essential oil straight into the toilet bowl alongside the Koh Loo Cleaner Tab. Koh's Eucalyptus Oil is fresh and clean, and Lemon Scented Tea Tree Oil gives a citrus-fresh scent that comes from the tea tree leaves rather than from lemon oil. Two to three drops is plenty per clean. Adding more does not make the scent stronger and risks leaving an oily residue on the bowl surface. Add the oil to the bowl water at the same time as the tab, let everything dissolve and fizz together, scrub, let it sit, then flush. Add the oil to the bowl only, never to the cistern tank.

Eucalyptus Oil

Fresh and clean. Two to three drops in the bowl alongside the tab.

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Lemon Scented Tea Tree Oil

Citrus-fresh scent from the tea tree leaves themselves, not from lemon oil.

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More on that scent in Does Lemon Scented Tea Tree Oil contain lemon oil?.

No. Never add essential oils to the cistern tank. Essential oils do not dissolve in water and can build up on the rubber seals, the flapper valve, and the fill valve inside the cistern, causing them to degrade or warp over time. That leads to leaks, running toilets, and plumbing repairs. This is different from the cistern method for the Loo Cleaner Tab itself. The tab can go in the cistern, because it dissolves cleanly in water and rinses straight out. Oils do not. If you want a scented clean, drop the oils in the bowl alongside the tab and follow the bowl method, and keep the cistern method fragrance-free.

Loo Cleaner Tabs 14pk

Fragrance-free and Sensitive Choice approved. Add your own scent in the bowl if you want one.

Loo Blade

The compatible scrub tool. TPE blade with a handmade ceramic pot for storage.