How should I clean Loo Blade Ceramic Pot?Updated 6 days ago
TL;DR: Lift Loo Blade out, then wipe the inside of the ceramic pot with a soft damp cloth and a little Bathroom & Shower Cleaner, or any mild soap and warm water. Rinse it, let the pot dry all the way through, then stand the blade back in. Skip bleach and abrasive scrubs, and handle the pot gently, since ceramic chips.
How should I clean Loo Blade ceramic pot?
✓ Four steps
Lift the blade out. Take Loo Blade out of the pot and set it aside, or give the head its boiling water rinse while you are here.
Wipe the inside. A soft damp cloth with a little Bathroom & Shower Cleaner, or any mild soap and warm water, lifts the ring of residue that collects in the base.
Rinse and dry. Rinse the pot out, tip it upside down, and let it dry all the way through. This is the step people skip.
Put it back together. Stand the blade back in once both the pot and the head are dry.
✓ How often
Every week or two is plenty for most homes. If you can see a mark in the base of the pot, it is time.
What should I use on it, and what should I avoid?
✓ Good habits
A soft cloth and a little Bathroom & Shower Cleaner or mild soap keeps the glaze clear. Dry the pot fully before the blade goes back in, and let air get around the handle.
⚠ What to avoid
- Chlorine bleach, on the pot and on the blade head.
- Abrasive scrubs and powders, which scratch the glaze.
- Knocks and drops, since ceramic cracks and chips.
- Standing the blade in a pot that is still wet inside.
The same product that does your shower does the pot. Good Environmental Choice Australia (GECA) certified, Sensitive Choice approved, Dermatest tested, and recognised by the Eczema Association of Australasia. Made in Australia.
What if the pot cracks or chips?
A fresh ceramic pot in white, sold on its own, so a chipped pot does not mean a whole new set. Your existing blade stands straight in.
A fresh ceramic pot in charcoal, sold on its own, so a chipped pot does not mean a whole new set. Your existing blade stands straight in.
What replacement heads and accessories are there?
Time for a fresh head?
Loo Blade Head pushes straight onto the handle you already own, so a worn head does not mean a whole new tool.
Getting under the rim
Loo Blade Rim Cleaner attaches to your existing Loo Blade and reaches the grime sitting up under the toilet rim.
Handle, head and ceramic pot together. Charcoal here, with a white version if that suits the room better.
Drop one in, let it fizz, then swipe with Loo Blade. Good Environmental Choice Australia (GECA) certified and Sensitive Choice approved.
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Last reviewed: September 2026 · Koh Australia