toilet, as it is where waste goes. However, from a hygiene standpoint, this is a major mistake. A toilet bowl is small and curved. When you pour a heavy gallon of water from a bucket into that small space, it creates a massive splash zone. You are literally splashing microscopic droplets of floor dirt, pet dander, and kitchen grease onto the toilet seat, the rim, the flush handle, and even your nearby toothbrush. If you absolutely must use the toilet, pour it incredibly slowly down the back curve of the bowl, but it is best to avoid it entirely.
The Bathtub: A Scum and Scratch Trap
The bathtub is large and easy to pour into, but it is designed for clean bodies, not dirty floors. Mop water is full of fine grit, hair, and often harsh chemical degreasers. When you dump it in the tub, the dirt and chemicals leave
