Learn how to unclog a toilet without a plunger using simple household items like hot water, dish soap, and baking soda.

Is your toilet backing up no matter how many times you plunge it? It may be due to this uncommon type of clog. Here's what to know, and how to fix it.

As early as the 1950s, scientists found that when you flush the toilet it produces something called 'bioaerosols' which is an airborne collection of biological material.

Plumbers reveal the worst item to flush down your toilet and what problems it could cause in your plumbing, including other ...

Nonnenmann's team has studied particles and bioaerosols from flushing a hospital toilet during routine patient care. His study found such contaminants can linger in a restroom 30 minutes after ...

Then it’s time to rinse, and luckily toilets have a built-in feature for this—just flush! (And as is the case any time you flush, be sure to close the lid beforehand to avoid a “toilet plume ...

Closing a toilet lid before flushing reduces your exposure to pathogens, though myriad factors make it difficult to quantify how much that risk is reduced. ... Spray, on the other hand, ...