We all know scrubbing the tub and shower can be a real pain
in the rear. Especially on the lower back. I find this is doubled when you have
hard water. My state in particular has a ton of calcium and lime in the water.
So how do you scrub that off without breaking your back for too long or putting
a few chemicals on the tile and porcelain? Baking soda and salt. Both have
great scrubbing qualities that do not require a lot of muscle at all. The
baking soda can also easily scrub the grout which I find is the hardest spots.
This recipe I find works for me but if you do not have a shower head with a
hose, I highly recommend having a regular cup ready to rinse at the end
instead.
Materials
Sponge
Shower head with hose (or Cup if you do not have a hose
attached to the shower head)
Bowl
Measuring cup
Tablespoon
Cloth
Ingredients
1 cup Baking soda
1 tbsp. Salt
Water as needed
First measure and mix the ingredients together in the bowl
until salt is evenly distributed. Wet your sponge or cloth and dip it in the
bowl on the side you intend to use for scrubbing. Rub it onto the tile and tub
in circular motions. Do this until the bathing area looks and feels clean. The
tub and tile should feel smooth but not slimy with the exception of the mixture
being on it. Use the shower head hose to rinse off the baking soda and salt
when finished. To polish wipe dry with a clean dry cloth.
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