1/2 cup baking soda, 1/4 cup white vinegar, 10 drops tea tree oil. Put baking soda and tea tree oil in bowl first, then add vinegar. The vinegar will make everything explode a little, so let it subside and then scrub away!
Vinegar and baking soda will clean most toilet bowls on the first go if you use a toilet brush. If there are hard water or other stains, let one cup of vinegar and half a cup of baking soda foam and sit for an hour, then scrub. ☺️
I have a jar of orange peels soaking in vinegar right now in my fridge. It makes a great cleaning solution for any household chore and smells great too. The peels need to soak for at least two weeks but no more than two months. I found this recipe right here on Home Talk.
Pour in baking soda, then add vinegar, brush while fizzing. For tough stains, put 4 cups of vinegar in your tank and wet toilet paper with vinegar and tuck under rim inside bowl, leave overnight. Brush bowl (and tank if desired) in the morning.
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1/2 cup baking soda, 1/4 cup white vinegar, 10 drops tea tree oil. Put baking soda and tea tree oil in bowl first, then add vinegar. The vinegar will make everything explode a little, so let it subside and then scrub away!
Vinegar and baking soda will clean most toilet bowls on the first go if you use a toilet brush. If there are hard water or other stains, let one cup of vinegar and half a cup of baking soda foam and sit for an hour, then scrub. ☺️
I have a jar of orange peels soaking in vinegar right now in my fridge. It makes a great cleaning solution for any household chore and smells great too. The peels need to soak for at least two weeks but no more than two months. I found this recipe right here on Home Talk.
Pour in baking soda, then add vinegar, brush while fizzing. For tough stains, put 4 cups of vinegar in your tank and wet toilet paper with vinegar and tuck under rim inside bowl, leave overnight. Brush bowl (and tank if desired) in the morning.
I am looking for recipe I saw on this site that made made small squares to drop in bowl similar to the old Vanish cleaner long ago.
A can of coke. That's about all it's good for. That and cleaning car battery connections of corrosion.