How To Use Washing Powder as a Substitute for Toilet Bowl Cleaner
Have you ever found yourself in the midst of a cleaning session only to realize your toilet bowl cleaner is finished? The last thing anyone wants is to dash to the store when all you crave is to complete your cleaning tasks and enjoy the rest of your day hassle-free.
Well, fear not! CleanFreakGermaphobe suggests using washing powder as a fantastic toilet bowl cleaner alternative. Let's dive in and put this household tip to the test
Tools and Materials:
- Washing powder (laundry detergent)
- Toilet brush
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When I embark on my bathroom cleaning routine, I always start by letting my toilet bowl cleaner sit while I tackle the rest of the bathroom. This gives it time to work its magic, making the toilet cleaning process more effective.
1. Pour the Washing Powder
Now, for the star of our show – washing powder. Begin your toilet cleaning process by pouring a cup of your preferred laundry detergent into the bowl. Ensure it's evenly distributed for optimal cleaning coverage.
2. Brush Away Grime
Get your toilet brush wet and swish it around the bowl, making sure to rub the detergent into all the cracks and crevices. This step ensures a thorough cleaning and tackles those hard-to-reach spots.
Leave the detergent to work its wonders.
3. Flush and Wipe
After completing the rest of your bathroom, return to the toilet. Give it a flush, and don't be surprised if it's extra bubbly – that's the washing powder doing its job.
Use the toilet brush again to rub off any residue, and then give it a final rinse with another flush.
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Your toilet bowl should now be sparkling clean, thanks to this ingenious toilet bowl cleaner alternative.
This little cleaning hack is a winner in my books and a fantastic option when you're in a pinch.
Give it a try, and let me know what you think in the comments.
I'm also eager to hear about your clever cleaning hacks – feel free to share your insights and experiences!
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Not advisable for septic tanks.
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Why not? If your washing machine water goes in septic its no dif, which mine does. It's probably better than a bleach cleaner. I also flush a pkg of yeast couple times a year into septic so septic functions properly. This from my septic cleaning guy.
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Funny our septic guy says the opposite.So if it works for you good for you!
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