If you find that a frog has made its way into your home, immediately remove it and clean the area with bleach or another disinfectant. A Tadpole Flushed Down the Toilet Many people don’t see the harm in flushing a live frog down a toilet. After all, the plumbing handles water and waste, so surely it could accommodate a small amphibian. Olivia Culpo models a long white dress as she heads to bridal shops in Beverly Hills before her wedding to NFL star Christian McCaffrey

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Most frogs enter the toilet through the vent pipe, which grants them access to the drainpipe that leads to your toilet tank. Damage to the drainpipe could also lead to frogs in your toilet, as they only need a small hole to enter. A frog can also enter your home through a window, door, or hole in the wall and then be naturally attracted to the toilet. To remove it, carefully catch it in a small glass, container, or fishnet while wearing protective gloves, and place it outside or call your local pest control. It’s looking for shelter and ended up in your toilet, so have some compassion on the poor creature.Recycle your toilet roll tubes and make your own frog craft with this lovely activity. The clear and easy-to-follow instructions explain how to make a frog from a toilet roll tube and other basic craft items you may already have in your home. This means you can get crafty on a budget — and recycle what you've already got. You may not have noticed you had a frog in your house. Though your dogs were barking, you didn’t pay attention to them. Ad Feature Wishing for the gift of good gut health? These 'friendly' bacteria should be top of your list Laura Anderson looks incredible in a chic minidress as she makes a solo appearance at the Beauty Awards after taking a swipe at ex Gary Lucy

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