The short answer is no. Chlorine, while good for your swimming pool, is not good for your toilet. If you’re experiencing issues with your toilet or plumbing, and you think chlorine tablets may be to blame, give Plumbing by Jake a call at (928) 377-5910. Flush first to remove excess dirt and grime while scrubbing with the brush. If the brush and water do not work, apply bleach/vinegar to stains. Let it seat for about 20 to 40 minutes. Scrub thoroughly with the brush. Flush the toilet to rinse. Repeat until the stains clear out. Under Rim Toilet Brushes & Kits. Mix equal parts water and hydrogen peroxide in a spray bottle. Spray the solution onto the toilet bowl, let it sit for a few minutes, then scrub with a toilet brush. Hydrogen peroxide effectively kills germs and bacteria while being gentler on the environment and your plumbing than bleach. 5. Castile Soap. Yes. 2000 Flushes Automatic Toilet Bowl Cleaner is safe for plumbing and septic systems when used as directed. 2000 Flushes tablets should only be used in a toilet that is flushed regularly (at least once a week). See Product Package for complete information. Top. Overuse of bleach tablets can potentially cause stains or discoloration of the porcelain bowl. Limit to 1 tablet per week and always thoroughly rinse the bowl after use. Septic Systems. Bleach may disrupt the microbial balance in septic systems, so check regulations in your area before use. Many bleach tablet brands are now certified septic Yes, Pine-Sol can be used to clean a toilet bowl. To do so, start by pouring 1 cup of Pine-Sol directly into the toilet bowl, making sure the Pine-Sol goes around the entire circumference of the bowl. Then, using a toilet bowl brush, scrub away any residue or buildup that has accumulated on the bowl. Bleach is a powerful cleaning agent commonly used to disinfect surfaces and whiten clothes. It contains sodium hypochlorite and can be harmful if ingested or inhaled. Leaving bleach in a toilet overnight can be dangerous due to the potential for toxic fumes. Always use caution when handling bleach and avoid mixing it with other cleaning products. This way every time you flush a little Lime-A-Away is sent swirling through your toilet bowl to keep black mold from growing in the toilet. But keep in mind, it is a toxic chemical product and should be used as a last result to stop moldy toilets. If you don’t see any mold buildup in the toilet tank, try using a Fluidmaster automatic toilet Ec8zZaX.