Amount of vinegar when cleaning the toliet?

I clean the toilets every week so they do not look dirty. I would probably have to wait 2-3 weeks until they got a ring to really check it out. I always thought the baking soda was added to help scrub the toilet, like cleaners would. I have seen some cleaning recipes that say to leave the vinegar overnight.

The only thing about leaving it in the toilet over night is that then someone can not use the toilet before it is cleaned. I don't want my son waking me up at 2am to clean his toilet lol

Yes, the baking soda does help scrub, but it also neutralizes the vinegar. Leaving vinegar in the bowl overnight helps in a lot of ways. First, it sanitizes, secondly, it breaks down any rust or scum and third, it deodorizes. Vinegar is a very useful product.

Not only that bleach does not kill everything and using bleach can cause whatever is in there to mutate and become resistant to the bleach, thereby rendering it more ineffective (like using anti-bacterial soap).

Vinegar is safer for the environment, not just for your pets and children. The water you flush with is recirculated in the environment, along with chemicals and caustic products (like bleach).

It seems to work okay. I guess by using both the fizzing action is suppose to cut down on the work. I find that if I clean the toilet bowls every week that they do not require much work.

I have seen this done a few different ways but this is the way I clean the toilet: Pour vinegar in toilet Let site 30 minutes, Add baking Soda (I add maybe a tablespoon, enough to get the fizzing action going) clean as usual I am trying to not use many chemicals and scrubs in our house as possible. I find that it actually motivates me to clean more because I find new ways to do things LOL

It is cheaper to use things you have in the home and better for the environment and your family.