Glen 20 spray seems to work well, although i guess it is not 24/7 like you are after. I will be interested to read other responses. Putting some bicarb in a tiny dish behind the cistern does absorb some smells and i like to put pino clean or some disinfectant in with the toilet brush.

The bleach or scented blocks you put into the cistern help, it lets out the fragrance as you flush and hangs around. Cleaning it once a week keeps it fresh, but its one of them things that can be hard to keep on top of!

Bleach is an easy and great way to clean the toilet that should get rid of any smells.A few drops of essential oil in a fragrance you like is another idea!

I clean my toilet with Ajax and always leave the window open for adequate ventilation.

I like to place those blocks in the cistern, some leave the water blue, most just smell nice. Every time you flush, a nicer smell is diffused. Combine these with a spray or diffuser or necessary

I bought these lavender in bowl harpic things! They smell Devine! You need to keep the toilet door closed though and the window otherwise the smell disappears, otherwise you can try a nice spray thing that sprays every 10 or so minutes,m

I use that orange oil and I clean my toilet almost every day.

Close window and door, use an automatic sprayer also get a harpic cling on bowl lavender is amazing! Last for weeks!

A good clean every couple of days does the trick, the harpic bleach blocks with a citrus fragrance help it stay fresh and washing the mat regulary

Also; use pot pourri; looks very pretty in a little bowl. Just make sure it is out of reach of little hands; the same goes for the terracotta bowls from a previous post!

you have things that you can put into the cistern that work well.

I use terracotta balls and essential oils in the toilet. I place the balls on the top of the cistern and use a dropper to squirt a couple of drops onto the balls. The oil absorbs into the terracotta and the fragrance is slowly released. The fragrance is slowly released and subtle. I do not like overpowering sprays and this is also a cost effective alternative to costly sprays and toilet freshening. Vanilla and rose are two favourite oils. Make sure the balls are placed on a little dish to avoid any staining from the oils.

Scented candles, incense and use a toilet cleaner and Eucalyptus oil (spray with water)..It is a hard one

I’ve used the Glade plug in gels & they keep the bathroom smelling fresh 24/7.

I find room fragrances great for toilet/bathroom but of course are expensive but last, especially with door shut and the fragrances don\’t have a toilet spray smell but are more pleasant

I was unable to deal with this too, then I resorted to the old fashioned block that clips onto the toilet rim. The one I have has a foaming gel and a pleasant citrus fragrance. It actually works and activates with each flush. Mine has lasted several weeks too.

A small amount of Eucalyptus oil in a spray bottle of water, works wonders in any room. Even as a cleaner for your toilet.

I use Harpic toilet cleaner [Lemon fragrance] and have a Harpic toilet cleaner hanging from the side of the toilet that is initiated with every flush. I have been complimented that my bathroom smells lovely and fresh. I found that the lavender fragrances left a musty smell in my bathroom.

I agree that bleach overnight makes a huge difference to the toilet. i also have scented candles on the vanity and use fabric softener on my towels so they give off a nice fragrance too.

A good clean every few days, a toilet freshener that gets regularly replaced, and opening the window regularly to get some fresh air in.