Baby oil for your fixtures Baby oil is so versatile when it comes to cleaning; it’s ideal for rubbing over surfaces that usually attract dust as it stops the dust from resting. It’s also great for bringing up a shine on your metal fixtures in your bathroom. Add a few drops to a cloth and use a bit of elbow grease to get those taps sparkling!
Vinegar to fix your shower head The simplicity of this trick is so amazing you’ll wonder how you never heard of it before! Simply remove the shower head from the fixture if possible, and fill a sandwich bag with vinegar and then immerse the head in the bag. Secure the bag with an elastic band and leave to soak for a couple of hours, depending on the amount of build up. This should get rid of harsh build up, but if you really do think it’s time to update your shower, take a trip to the Ideal Outlet for some great deals.
Vinegar works wonders for the toilet, too Mixing baking soda with vinegar makes a perfectly natural solution to get rid of those stubborn toilet stains without having to use any harmful (or expensive) chemicals. Let it sit for 15 minutes without flushing for a glistening finish.
...and also the window sills!
Basically, you just need to invest in a big bottle of vinegar to fix those stubborn bathroom grime issues! It’s great for getting rid of mildew and mold on your windows sills. Dip the ends of a cotton bud into vinegar and go over the mildew build up to get it looking squeaky clean!
Improving the scent with essential oils Making your bathroom smell great is no doubt high on the list of priorities when it comes to making your bathroom a great place to be in. An alternative to using strong aerosols or overpowering air fresheners is to use essential oils. Add a few drops of your favorite essential oils to the cardboard of your toilet roll to add a delicate, relaxing scent to the room.
Rid mirrors of mildew with the help of black tea Forget costly glass sprays – instead, use something you may already have in your kitchen cupboards! Black tea works really well for getting rid of build up and soap scum on mirrors due to the ingredient tannic acid. Make a warm tea, use a lint-free cloth and wipe over the mirror...done!
Clear grime from tiles with salt and baking powder Salt and baking powder are a great mix for removing tough grime, particularly on tiles as they’re gentle enough not to scratch them. Mix equal parts in a container and sprinkle on the areas that need attention and scrub with a sponge.
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