How to Make Natural Toilet Bowl Cleaners
Make your toilet bowl shine with these natural recipes for eco-friendly toilet bowl cleaners.
- Difficulty:
- Easy
Instructions
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Borax and Lemon Juice
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Pour 1 cup of Borax into a small bowl.
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Pour 1/2 cup of lemon juice over the Borax and gently stir with a spoon into a paste.
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Flush the toilet to wet the sides, then rub the paste onto the toilet with a sponge.
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Let it sit for 2 hours before scrubbing thoroughly. This is great for removing a stubborn stain, like a toilet bowl ring.
Borax and Vinegar
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Flush the toilet to wet the sides of the bowl.
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Sprinkle a cup of Borax around the rim and sides of toilet.
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Spray 1/2 cup of vinegar over the Borax.
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Allow to sit for several hours or overnight.
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Scrub thoroughly with a toilet brush until the bowl gleams.
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Tips & Warnings
For less stubborn toilet bowl rings, sprinkle baking soda around the rim and scrub with a toilet brush. Also, denture tablets work great as a toilet cleaner substitute. Just drop a couple in the water and scrub as you normally would.
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Comments
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If you have a septic system, you might want to check this out...Now I'm a PineSol girl, I love my cleaners, but until we've had some minor septic problems I had no idea about this. I thought that these eco-cleaners were only looking out for the environment (not that I oppose that) but I also thought they were expensive and probably didn't work that well BUT...they also are the safest thing to use to keep your septic working properly by not killing off the good bacteria you need in there. plus you can make your own(cheap) and they won't harm you, your kids or pets. so I'm gonna go get me some distilled white vinegar and baking soda!
