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<blockquote data-quote="flutterbee" data-source="post: 94569"><p>It's funny how I used to scoff at some of the new products out there. Like the Mr Clean shower cleaner thing, for example. I couldn't believe that anyone would pay that kind of money when it only takes a little comet and 10 minutes a week to scrub the shower. Well, I can't scrub the shower anymore so I have the Mr Clean thing. I love it. </p><p></p><p>I've always used comet and a scrub brush to clean the toilet and I just can't do it anymore. I scrubbed the toilets tonight and by the time I was halfway through the first one, I could barely hold the scrub brush anymore. The area between my thumb and finger was swollen at least 2 1/2 times the normal size. By the time I was done, I couldn't even turn the door knob.</p><p></p><p>I know my grandmother used to use a product that you placed in the tank (I think) and it ran a cleaner through every time you flushed. However, I worry about Baby Abbey. We are really good about keeping the lid down, but if the kids have friends over it might get left up. Baby Abbey has a thing for toilets. She loves to watch them flush and then drink out of them. Weirdo. </p><p></p><p>So, I'm wondering what you guys use that requires as little manual labor on my hands as possible, but that I won't have to worry about with the pets.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="flutterbee, post: 94569"] It's funny how I used to scoff at some of the new products out there. Like the Mr Clean shower cleaner thing, for example. I couldn't believe that anyone would pay that kind of money when it only takes a little comet and 10 minutes a week to scrub the shower. Well, I can't scrub the shower anymore so I have the Mr Clean thing. I love it. I've always used comet and a scrub brush to clean the toilet and I just can't do it anymore. I scrubbed the toilets tonight and by the time I was halfway through the first one, I could barely hold the scrub brush anymore. The area between my thumb and finger was swollen at least 2 1/2 times the normal size. By the time I was done, I couldn't even turn the door knob. I know my grandmother used to use a product that you placed in the tank (I think) and it ran a cleaner through every time you flushed. However, I worry about Baby Abbey. We are really good about keeping the lid down, but if the kids have friends over it might get left up. Baby Abbey has a thing for toilets. She loves to watch them flush and then drink out of them. Weirdo. So, I'm wondering what you guys use that requires as little manual labor on my hands as possible, but that I won't have to worry about with the pets. [/QUOTE]
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