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For a stronger disinfecting solution: Add a few tablespoons of hydrogen peroxide to the mix. It has natural disinfecting properties that can help kill more germs.
For a pleasant citrus scent: Swap out the lavender or tea tree oil for a few drops of orange or grapefruit essential oil to brighten the smell.
Stubborn stains: For tough, stubborn stains in grout or on tiles, make a paste by mixing baking soda with a little water, and apply it directly to the stains before spraying the solution.
FAQ:
1. Can I use this mixture on all bathroom surfaces?
Yes, this solution works well on most bathroom surfaces, including sinks, mirrors, countertops, and even grout. However, avoid using it on delicate surfaces like marble, as vinegar may damage them.
2. Is this solution safe for septic systems?
Yes, this cleaning recipe is septic-safe since it uses natural ingredients like vinegar, water, and essential oils.
3. How often should I clean my bathroom using this method?
For a quick clean, you can use this method once a week. For high-traffic bathrooms or if you have a lot of buildup, consider cleaning more frequently.
4. Can I use this on my shower?
Yes! This solution works great for shower walls, glass doors, and even your showerhead to remove soap scum and water deposits.
With this simple, all-natural cleaning recipe, your bathroom can stay shiny, fresh, and disinfected without any harsh chemicals!
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