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Frugal Bathroom Cleaner

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Date: 04/16/2004 Topics: Cleaning > Bathroom | Gardening | Old Categories > Bathroom  
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If you run out of bathroom cleaner, toilet cleaner or you just dont want to pay such high prices for these things. I use a bottle of cheap concentrate washing up detergent a generic brand usually under 50c in the supermarket. Swirl it around the toliet bowl just like the other type, give it a good scrub, bingo sparkling clean toilet. The same goes for the rest of the bathroom.

By Gail

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By Michelle (Guest Post)
I use two kitchen ingredients to clean the toilet bowl- lemon juice and baking soda. I sprinkle some of both on and do something else for a few minutes. When I come back, I barely have to scrub with the toilet brush and the toilet bowl is clean and shiny. The full details on this cleaning method are at http://openeyehealth.com/2008/10/a-clean-chemical-free-toilet-bowl/

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By miraclelady50 (10) Contact
Thanks to Linne Dodds on your tip for frugal bathroom cleaning I am going to try that and I didn't know that it worked for fleas if we and I pray that we don't have them this yr I will try that and I will clean my bathroom with the dish detg and h20 great idea and my dish detg is always anti bacterial any way.

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By Marian (Guest Post)
I`m originally from England and "Washing up" was our way of saying "washing the dishes" Thus; I imagine washing up liquid is any dishwashing liquid. Hope this helps.

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By ThriftyFun (3107) Profile Blog! Contact
I think "concentrate washing up detergent" it is any all purpose cleaner. Quite often at the Dollar stores they have all purpose cleaners for about $1 a bottle.
Thanks,
Susan

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By Linne Dodds (Guest Post)
I put a few drops liquid dish detergent or shampoo in a spray bottle [with fine spray option,409 bottles have the best sprayers so I buy a bottle once in a while]then gently fill with water. I use this to clean Loads of stuff,including my dogs as it kills fleas.
& for this reason it is also really good to Mop the floor with.I just washed my bathroom floor with it tonight.
& a couple of years ago I had 2 kittens the fleas were literally eating alive. After I washed dishes I dunked them ,one at a time! in the warm dishwater,rinsed with warm water,dryed with fluffy towel & blowdryer.
Yes,of course I added a few more scars to my collection but not as many as I'd thought & also gained the very nice Cats.

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By Eileen (Guest Post)
I'm not sure I know what "concentrate washing up detergent" is. Could you explain more or give an example. Thanks

Posted on 04/16/2004 | Report Spam or Abuse

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