Have you asked yourself how to clean the bathroom without chemicals? Commercial products that are basically made with a variety of artificial chemicals clean and disinfect very well, in general, but they can also be harmful to our health and the environment they are always, from their production to their use and disposal.
Natural products can help you both in regular maintenance and in cleaning a very dirty bathroom. So, in Green Ecologist, we explain how to clean the bathroom in an ecological way. Do you dare to try these simple tricks? You will not regret!
To start, we give you a list of the natural and ecological products to clean the bathroom that are more effective and economical, surely most of you will already have them at home.
So, how to clean the bathroom with natural products?, very simple, using these products discussed separately or together, as some of their combinations are very powerful. Take note in the following lines of the best ways to clean your sink in an ecological way with the products and steps indicated.
For the bathroom cleaning with natural products one of the most used is, without a doubt, white vinegar and wine. It is very suitable for clean the inside of the toilet, as it is very comfortable to apply in this area of the sink and helps to maintain proper hygiene of it. In addition, if it is necessary to do a deep cleaning of the toilet, for example if you find that you need to remove the scale from the toilet, the baking soda will be the perfect complement to finish descaling these plaques of lime, residues and pathogens that can harm us. In this way, you will keep the toilet clean without harming your health or the environment.
For clean the bathroom with vinegar For maintenance hygiene you just have to pour the one you choose, whether it be apple, white or wine vinegar, directly into the cup, trying to pour it as close as possible to the area where the water falls, where more dirt tends to accumulate. You can let it act for as long as possible before flushing.
But then, how to clean the bathroom with vinegar and baking soda for a deeper hygiene? Simply, make a mixture with the following ingredients and follow the indicated steps:
You can do this cleaning as many times as necessary, but between one and two times a week will be more than enough to prevent unwanted tartar stains from accumulating.
Another way to prepare a homemade bathroom cleaner is to use only the bicarbonate, because it is really powerful by itself. As it is very effective at removing encrusted dirt, it is widely used to wash the bathtub and shower, areas where black mold often appears in the joints of tiles and faucets.
You only need this product and water, although the amount you need will vary from how much surface you are going to wash. Simply, Mix 1 tablespoon of baking soda with 2 tablespoons of water until creating a paste and, if you are going to make a large part of the bathtub or shower, you can make more of the mixture but with this proportion.
You will also need a toothbrush that you no longer use or a small brush to better reach the corners of these bathroom pieces. You just have to mix well and dip the bristles of the brush in this cleaning paste, and then scratch and rub well with it the parts that you see necessary, such as the joints and rubbers or where you see stains.
This mixture also works to clean the toilet, the bidet, the shower, the tiles, etc., it works for any part of the bathroom. Bicarbonate It is a very effective natural product for washing surfaces, but the lemon It is another great disinfectant, due to the citric acid it has, as we mentioned at the beginning. For this cleaning trick, you can use lemon juice or lemon essential oil.
The amounts depend on the surface to be cleaned but the ratio is as follows: 3 tablespoons of bicarbonate for 1 glass of lemon juice or 3 tablespoons of bicarbonate for 3 tablespoons of water and 20 drops of lemon essential oil.
You just have to mix well, add more of any of the ingredients if you think necessary and use a brush, toothbrush or brush depending on the area, to rub well and remove dirt from the bathroom. Then remove with a cloth dampened with water or with the water from the shower or by pulling the chain.
It is one of the most disinfectant essential oils, as it is a very powerful antimicrobial. When you need to clean a very dirty area, to thoroughly clean the bathroom for example, this is a very good option. You can buy tea tree essential oil in natural product stores, newspaper shops, herbalists and pharmacies. You can use it only diluted in water or enhance its effects with plants such as rosemary or thyme, also disinfectants, aromatic and that give shine to surfaces.
Depending on the amount of space you are going to clean, you will need more or less ingredients to make this simple cleaner, since you will only use two products. You will need in proportion, 15 drops of essential tea tree oil per 1 liter of water. You will have to stir the mixture well each time you go to use it, if you leave it prepared.
You can use it by pouring it directly on the parts you want to clean. However, we recommend it more for cleaning tiles, the joints of these and taps, so it is advisable to use a cloth or a brush moistened in the mixture to rub the surfaces well. You can use it as many times as you consider necessary, but with once a week or less you will have enough.
With this homemade product to clean the bathroom you can clean the tiles, the joints that are turning black, the toilet, the drains, etc. You will see how effective it is. To do this you just have to have 3 branches of rosemary, preferably fresh, 5 drops of tea tree oil and 1 liter of water.
Make the infusion of rosemary with the indicated water and when it is cold add the essential oil. Pour the liquid into a bottle with a diffuser and spray it on the areas you need, passing a cloth or cloth to rub well and dry. If you don't have a bottle, you can use a bucket or bowl and moisten the cloth.
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