Waterless Urinal Cleaning: A Simple Guide for Hygienic Maintenance

A waterless urinal is easier to clean than a traditional urinal, since it inhibits certain bacteria growth and smells. As a result, a waterless urinal takes only a simple, all-purpose cleaner to clean. Remember to protect yourself with protective gear when you are cleaning a waterless urinal, since germs are still present.

Things You'll Need

• Rubber gloves
• Goggles
• All-purpose or neutral cleaner
• Johnny mop
• Water
• Soft sponge
• Clean cloths

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Instructions

• 1

  Put on gloves and goggles before handling the waterless urinal system.

• 2

  Take any loose objects and debris out of the urinal.

• 3

  Spray the urinal surface with a neutral or all-purpose cleaner. If you use a johnny mop, soak it with water and cleaner and scrub the surface of the urinal. The amount of cleaner you use depends on the cleaner instructions.

• 4

  Let the cleaner sit on the waterless urinal if the cleaner instructs to do so.

• 5

  Wipe the waterless urinal with a soft sponge or a johnny mop soaked in clean water.

• 6

  Dry the surface with a clean cloth. Do not pour water down the urinal trap, since it may dislodge the sealant.