Gentle cleaning:
Clean the toilet seat with mild soap and water, and avoid using corrosive cleaning agents.
For stubborn stains, white vinegar, a natural cleaning agent, can be used to avoid the use of strong acids or alkalis.
Regular wiping:
After each use, wipe the toilet lid with a damp cloth to prevent water stains and mineral deposits.
Regularly perform deep cleaning to remove accumulated dirt and bacteria.
Avoid scratching:
When cleaning, use soft fabric and avoid using hard brushes or metal balls to avoid scratching the surface of the toilet seat.
Correct use:
Avoid standing or placing heavy objects on the toilet seat, as this may cause breakage or deformation.
When using, open and close gently to avoid excessive force.
Maintain ventilation:
Ensure good ventilation in the bathroom to reduce moisture and prevent mold growth.
Regular inspection:
Regularly check whether the fixing screws of the toilet seat are loose and tighten them in a timely manner.
Check for signs of cracks or damage and replace damaged components promptly.
Avoid prolonged exposure:
If the bathroom frequently opens windows, consider closing the toilet seat when not in use to reduce direct sunlight and wind erosion.
Use appropriate gaskets:
Use a washer that matches the toilet seat to ensure that the washer does not damage the toilet seat due to improper size.
Special maintenance for smart toilet seat cover:
For smart toilet seats, follow the manufacturer’s instructions for cleaning and maintenance, especially for electronic components and nozzles.
Avoid chemical damage:
Do not spray chemical cleaning agents directly on toilet seats, especially smart toilet seats, to avoid damaging the surface or electronic components.
Guidelines for Children’s Use:
Teach children to use toilets correctly and avoid unnecessary impacts and play.