Preparation:
Mix Ingredients: Combine baking soda, hydrogen peroxide, and liquid dish soap in a small bowl. Stir until thoroughly mixed.
Transfer to Bottle: Pour the mixture into a squeeze-top bottle for convenient application.
How It Works:
Baking Soda: Acts as a gentle abrasive to remove stains and water buildup from tiles without causing scratches.
Hydrogen Peroxide: A natural whitener that cleans and disinfects, leaving tiles sparkling.
Liquid Dish Soap: Helps cut through grease and grime, facilitating easier dirt removal.
Application:
Apply: Squeeze the cleaner directly onto the grout and tiles.
Wait: Let the mixture sit for 5-10 minutes to dissolve dirt and buildup.
Scrub: Use a brush for tougher stains on grout lines; for regular cleaning, a soft, wet sponge works well to wipe tiles clean.
Rinse: Wash the area with water and dry with a clean cloth.
Maintenance Tips:
Regular Cleaning: Use this DIY cleaner every two weeks to maintain the cleanliness and safety of your bathroom tiles.
Instant Results: Notice a significant difference in your grout and tiles’ appearance after just one use.
This straightforward, economical DIY cleaner provides a safer and more enjoyable method to keep your bathroom spotless. By integrating this homemade solution into your cleaning routine, you’ll achieve a cleaner, fresher bathroom without the risks associated with traditional cleaning agents.