How should I clean Loo Blade Ceramic Pot?Updated 6 days ago
TL;DR: Lift Loo Blade out, then clean the ceramic pot with a damp cloth and a little Bathroom & Shower Cleaner (or any mild soap) and warm water. Rinse, air dry the pot fully, then pop Loo Blade back in. Handle the pot gently so it doesn't crack or chip.
How do I clean the pot?
✓ Four steps
Lift Loo Blade out of the ceramic pot.
Wipe the inside with a damp cloth and a little Bathroom & Shower Cleaner (or any mild soap) and warm water.
Rinse and let the pot air dry completely.
Pop Loo Blade back in once the pot is fully dry. Handle it gently so it doesn't crack or chip.
What should I use and what should I avoid?
✓ Good habits
Regular wiping with a soft cloth and a little Bathroom & Shower Cleaner or any mild soap keeps the ceramic fresh between uses.
⚠ Avoid
Don't use bleach cleaners on the pot or the blade head. Stick to a mild cleaner. Avoid abrasive scrubs that can scratch the glaze, and don't drop or knock the pot since ceramic can crack or chip.
What if the pot breaks?
Replacement ceramic pot in white. Sold separately if yours cracks or chips.
Replacement ceramic pot in charcoal. Sold separately if yours cracks or chips.
What replacement heads and accessories are available?
Time for a new head?
Loo Blade Head extends the life of your Loo Blade. Pop off, pop on.
Get under the rim
Loo Blade Rim Cleaner attaches to your existing Loo Blade and reaches up under the toilet rim.
New at Koh?
Start with Loo Blade. Includes the handle, head, and ceramic pot. Choose white or charcoal.
Drop one in, let it fizz, then scrub with Loo Blade. One pack lasts about 2 months in an average household.
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Last reviewed: May 2026 · Koh Australia