Method:
Prepare your mixture
In a bowl, mix:
250 ml of white vinegar (natural disinfectant and anti-limescale)
125 ml of baking soda (cleaning and refreshing agent)
After mixing the two ingredients, an effervescent reaction occurs, ideal for dissolving deposits.
Apply to the
toilet bowl Pour this mixture directly into the toilet, paying particular attention to dirty areas.
Wait
30 minutes to 1 hour. The longer the exposure time, the more effective the action will be.
Scrub
lightly Using a toilet brush, scrub gently to remove any remaining residue.
Flush
the toilet Flush the mixture and enjoy the result: a clean, shiny toilet!
Why is this method ideal?
100% natural: no harmful chemicals or environmental risks.
Economical: Vinegar and baking soda are much cheaper than industrial cleaners.
Ease of use: No complicated steps, just a little patience.
Preventative: Used regularly, it prevents the build-up of deposits.
Additional tips on how to always keep your toilet clean
Ventilate the bathroom: Good ventilation reduces humidity and reduces the appearance of mold.
Clean weekly: Scrubbing with white vinegar will prevent new stains from forming.
Use homemade effervescent tablets: mix baking soda, citric acid and a few drops of essential oils for a cleaning and deodorizing effect.
Conclusion:
By implementing these simple steps in your daily routine, your toilet will remain impeccably clean, effortlessly and without the use of chemicals! So, are you ready to try this super effective trick?
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