Natural products in your bathroom
Shower and bath
Mix vinegar with lemon juice, it removes moisture from the edges of showers and bathtubs. You can also mix it with baking soda that enhances efficiency.
For the tub you can soak all towels in vinegar and spread on the walls of the tub (leave them in place long enough) if it has stains – or if it is an old bathtub – sprinkle baking soda and leave it then rub and rinse.
You can also pour boiled vinegar on the stain and then use a sponge, it will shine!
To clean shower doors plastic (polycarbonate), use a sponge with a few drops of lemon, or half a lemon a little old, it works!
For the glass walls, use diluted soap, then rinse and dry with a paper soaked in vinegar to remove all traces of soap.

Toilet, sink and pipes
The vinegar also disinfects the toilet and bathroom and descales cups, sinks and bathtubs. You can add a drop of lemon for smell. Once a week, it is advisable to clean your pipes in your sink by pouring a mixture of baking soda and vinegar. Use it to clean your stainless steel sink: they will be bright as ever.
For the sink, sprinkle a mixture of 2 large spoons of bicarbonate and 2 large spoons of salt, brush with an emphasis on scoring and grid evacuation. Rinse thoroughly with warm water and finally wipe with a damp white vinegar tissue.



