Toilet cleaning is one of those chores that plenty of us put off, myself included. I remember many times staring at the toilet brush, feeling unmotivated to start, especially when living in a small space like an RV where things feel more cramped and every task seems bigger. One technique I found surprisingly helpful is using Facetime or any video call with a friend while cleaning. It might sound unusual, but having someone on the line provides a sense of company and accountability. As Ashley mentions, hating to clean toilets is a common feeling, and turning this task into an interactive event can significantly improve the experience. You can share tips with your call partner, swap cleaning hacks, or even keep each other motivated by cheering each other on virtually. For example, while scrubbing, try the "Dip it & Squish it" method where you dip the brush and squish it into the bowl thoroughly to maximize efficiency. Another practical tip is scheduling a regular 'cleaning day' with friends or family virtually, so it feels less like a lonely chore and more like a shared activity. Wearing gloves and using quality cleaning agents can also make the process quicker and less unpleasant. Remember, a clean toilet is essential for health, especially when confined in mobile living spaces like RVs. By combining social connection and effective techniques, toilet cleaning doesn't have to be dreaded anymore. Even those who strongly dislike it can find a new rhythm and maybe even a bit of fun in the process. Give Facetime cleaning days a try and turn your chore into a shared goal!