Use Home Made

I found this trick on Pinterest and have been using ever since. Blue Dawn/Vinegar/Water. It was on Pinterest as a bathroom cleaner, but I use it for any cleaning I may have. I also use it on my laundry stains. Try it; you will be surprised!

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I admit that I got all caught up in the hype and rage of this "homemade shower/tub cleaner" (Blue Dawn, White Vinegar, Water). I tried it on a fairly clean tub/shower combo that had very little soap scum accumulated. First off, I found the fumes from the vinegar to be much too overpowering (so much so that it burned my nostrils and throat). Second, after leaving the mixture on for half an hour - no results .... 1 hour - no results .... 2 hours - what a waste of time and products. I will also add that I have also tried the version of this scum buster with baking soda added - same lack of results. I LOVE Blue Dawn for my dishes and I use vinegar in my laundry, I will never again waste my time or these products again.

I love using this mixture to clean my tub and shower! Any soap scum will disappear and everything will be SUPER shiny!! I usually heat the vinegar in the microwave for a bit and I find I dont have to let it sit as long but Ive used it without heating and it worked just as well. I do find that you HAVE to use the blue dawn to get the desired result.

I'm very sensitive to certain scents and usually when it comes to cleaning products I have a hard time finding one that is OK for me. Thankfully, I don't have this issue anymore in the bathroom! I've stopped using regular cleaners and started using Blue Dawn and White Vinegar. I mix equal parts of Blue Dawn and white vinegar in a spray bottle, shake and spray on the surfaces and if you keep on top of the soap scum you don't need to scrub. If soap scum is built up you may need some elbow grease before rinsing. Some people suggest you heat the mixture up in the microwave and then use, but when I tried that the smell was too overwhelming. Luckily, if I use the mixture unheated and turn the bathroom fan on I can tolerate the vinegar smell as it sits to work and when rinsing.