This futuristic design for the bathroom is answering my biggest design dilemma — is there a way to make a toilet actually ...

This might make the Easter Bunny toss his jelly beans. A video of a content creator dyeing Easter eggs in her toilet bowl went viral this week, and the dirty dye job appalled many, who deemed it ...

A woman sparked outrage online after a video of her dyeing Easter eggs in a toilet bowl went viral, with many calling the act unsanitary and unsafe. A video of a woman dyeing Easter eggs in her ...

Here are the steps to follow with this method: Pour one to two cups of white distilled vinegar into your toilet bowl. Sprinkle about a cup of baking soda into the bowl and let it fizz. Let the ...

and weekly for a rarely used toilet. The bowl itself, ideally, should get a weekly scrub-down to avoid letting stains set in or dangerous microbe growth. But Ballentine says that you can also just ...

The family suspects that methane gas may have accumulated inside the toilet bowl because of a choked drain and ignited due to a possible spark, leading to the sudden explosion.Harinder Bhati ...

Comes Around,” the content creator carefully places eggs into the toilet bowl, organizes her food dyes around the rim and starts the “best way to dye your Easter eggs,” as she proclaimed in ...

A video showing a woman dyeing Easter eggs inside her toilet bowl has horrified millions of social media users, and who can blame them? The video, shared by Instagram content creator Kate ...

Kate Heintzelman, who goes by @KateWillTryAnything, shared a video of herself dyeing Easter eggs in a toilet bowl. The video shows eggs being placed in the toilet bowl. Kate then puts in dyes ...