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Sprinkle the baking soda evenly inside the toilet bowl, focusing on stains and under the rim.
Add the lemon juice and tea tree oil to the white vinegar. Slowly pour the vinegar mixture into the bowl.
Allow the fizzing reaction to work for 10–15 minutes to break down grime and disinfect.
Scrub the bowl thoroughly with a toilet brush, paying attention to stubborn spots.
Flush to rinse the bowl clean.
Serving and storage tips:
Use this cleanser once a week for regular maintenance.
Store baking soda and vinegar separately in airtight containers to maintain freshness.
For deeper cleaning, repeat the process or let the mixture sit longer before scrubbing.
Variations:
Add a few drops of eucalyptus or lavender essential oil for a fresh scent.
For tougher stains, sprinkle coarse salt along with baking soda before adding vinegar.
Replace lemon juice with orange juice for a sweeter citrus aroma.
FAQ:
Is this cleanser safe for septic systems?
Yes, all ingredients are natural and safe for septic tanks.
Can I use this on other bathroom surfaces?
It’s best for toilet bowls only; for sinks and tiles, try diluted vinegar solutions.
Will the vinegar smell linger?
No, the smell dissipates quickly after scrubbing and flushing.
How often should I clean my toilet with this method?
Once a week is ideal to maintain cleanliness and freshness naturally.
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