Blop Toilet Tank & Bowl Cleaner

Step 1: Unbox the magic
Pop Blop out of the box and peel off that white sticker.

Step 2: Seal, be gone!
Unscrew the lid and remove the seal. Stuck? Use the tool. Touched the blue gel? Check our FAQs below for cleanup tips.

Step 3: Twist it tight!
Screw the lid back on and line up the outlets like a pro.

Step 4: Blop it in
Drop your Blop upright into the toilet cistern, but keep it far from the water outlet.

Step 5: Keep it handy
Let the string dangle outside the cistern so you can easily grab it when it’s time for a swap.

Blop lasts 900+ flushes—way longer than most toilet cleaners. That’s about 3 months in a typical home, but it depends on how many people live there and how often you flush.

Not sure? 

If the water in your toilet bowl turns clear and you no longer see foamy bubbles when flushing — it might be time for a new Blop.

But wait! Here's a handy tip before you toss it:
💡 Flushing often?
In the early days, light colour can just mean the gel hasn’t had time to dissolve — no stress, it’ll catch up.

👉 Near the end of your Blop’s life?
It’s worth a quick check — just need to lift the tank lid, gently pull the Blop string:
• Blue gel comes out? Keep using it.
• No gel? Time for a new one. 

Yes! Simply drop Blop into your toilet cistern. No tools or complicated instructions required. 
Please place Blop upright in your toilet cistern. If Blop is tilted or upside down in the tank, it could shorten its usage time.

Keeping Blop away from the water inlet.

Life’s busy—we get it. A Blop subscription means you’ll never run out or forget to replace it. Set a plan that suits your household, and we’ll deliver Blop to your door right when it’s time. Just drop it in and keep things fresh, automatically. Plus—it’s cheaper than buying once-off. Win-win. 💸🚽

No biggie—grab some toothpaste (yep, toothpaste!) and scrub the spot without adding water. Keep at it until the blue disappears, then rinse it off. If you’ve got a lot of gel, just rinse and repeat. Easy peasy!

Yes! Blop’s plastic casing that holds the cleaning gel is recyclable. By recycling Blop's case, you’re helping to reduce waste and do your bit for the planet.

Absolutely! Blop gets to work with every flush, keeping your loo fresh, clean, and ready for action. Germs don’t stand a chance!

Yes — Blop is generally safe for most septic systems. It doesn’t contain harsh bleach or corrosive acids. Instead, it uses a gentle blend of coconut oils and cleaning agents that naturally become alkaline after each flush. That said, here’s what you should know:

• For standard septic systems: Blop’s ingredients are not antibacterial, so they won’t disrupt the natural bacteria needed to break down waste.

• For bio-cycle systems (like Ozziklean): These systems tend to be more sensitive and rely heavily on healthy bacteria. While Blop is designed to be gentle, we always recommend double-checking with your system provider — especially if your tank is older or has specific maintenance requirements.

• For greywater systems: If your toilet is connected to a water recycling or greywater setup, it’s best to confirm if any fragranced or coloured cleaners (like Blop) are allowed.

In short? We’ve got a lot of happy Bloppers using it with septic setups, but because every system is a little different, it’s worth getting the green light from your supplier if you’re unsure.

Curious about what’s in Blop? Click on the next FAQ to learn more about our key ingredients.

Ethoxylated Alcohols, Sulfonic Acids (sodium salts), CI 42090 ( colourant), Fragrance, Ethoxylated Sorbitan, Monostearate, Sorbitan Triolate, Polyquart®149, Chloroxylenol, Phenoxyethanol, Propylparaben.

Blop’s formulas are tough on grime, they’re not meant to be Fido’s new sports drink. Keep the lid down (or bathroom door shut) so curious critters can’t sip the blue stuff. If your furry friend does sneak a gulp:
1. Swap the bowl—give them fresh, clean drinking water.
2. Watch for tummy troubles (drooling, vomiting, odd behaviour).
3. When in doubt, ring your vet and mention they may have sampled a toilet-cleaning gel.

Bottom line: Blop’s low-tox, but your pets’ water of choice should come from a bowl on the floor, not the porcelain throne. Keep it safe, keep it sealed.

While Blop packs a punch in keeping your throne sparkling clean, it's formulated to be safe for your pipes. However, remember to handle it carefully:

CAUTION: This product is powerful and can cause serious eye irritation. Avoid direct contact with eyes and skin.

In case of contact with eyes: Rinse cautiously with water for several minutes. Remove contact lenses if present and easy to do, then continue rinsing. If irritation persists, get medical attention.

Need Help? Call a Poisons Information Centre (Australia: 13 11 26; New Zealand: 0800 764 766) or consult a doctor.

KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN AND PETS.
Heads Up: For your safety, avoid mixing Blop™ with other cleaning products to prevent the release of hazardous fumes.