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Refilling a Scrubbing Bubbles Automatic Shower Cleaner

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Date: 08/18/2006 Topics: Cleaning > Cleaning Recipes > Bathroom Cleaners | Readers Request > Make Your Own  
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I bought one of those shower cleaning things that you hang over the shower head. Once you finish showering you mash the button on it sprays to clean your shower. It is called scrubbing bubbles automatic shower cleaner. What I want to know if someone might have a great recipe for making the cleaning solution to put back in the bottle once it is all gone. It sure gets expensive buying the bottles to put in it. I sure would love some great ideas on what to put in it. Thanks everyone who can help. God Bless all of you for your great tips that you send to help us all.

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Angelheart from Clyde, TX
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Post By Mittiens (Guest Post) (04/29/2008)
Love you guys! Now a days, with gas as high as it is and food, any home made remedies for cleaning is fantastic. Keep it going.

Mittiens AT aol.com

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Post By me (Guest Post) (03/16/2008)
I should warn you, you should know what the active cleaning agent used in the Scrubbing Bubbles cleaning solution is before attempting a household solution. I think the ingredients are mostly water and a surfactant, however, some people believe the reason why the solution tends to fade fabrics is because it contains bleach. So, if you end up refilling your Scrubbing Bubbles bottle with an ammonia solution you could end up creating an excess of chlorine gas that, in high enough concentrations, will cause respiratory irritation and sometimes death.

So my advice would be to just stick with the Scrubbing Bubbles solution. If the spray happens to contain bleach and you put in a ammonia solution or vice versa, you could end up causing some serious damage to yourself or someone else.

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Post By Filth (Guest Post) (02/02/2008)
"2 Tbsp. ammonia
1/2 cup rubbing alcohol
1/4 cup vinegar
1 tbs dish detergent
Min 2 cups water"

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Post By (Guest Post) (11/23/2007)
I imagine that all of you have otherwise had success using this automatic shower cleaner unit? I've read mixed reviews on it and would like to know before purchasing the unit. Thanks-Marie

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Post By Guest (Guest Post) (09/15/2007)
Formula is combination of 2oz of bleach and distilled water per bottle. Can add any fragrance you want if any.

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Post by cookwie (974) | (09/11/2006)
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I have to add a postcript.
The Scrubbing Bubbles shower cleaner refill bottle works better than the other brands that I have used in the machine.
If someone could figure out the magic ingredient in the SB cleaning liquid, that would be a help.

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Post by mobo (169) | (09/08/2006)
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I did refill mine with another shower cleaner that was on sale and I had a coupon for!!!
It has worked out great!!!! I will continue to do this, think I will replace the container every few months.
And refill the new one when its done!!!

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Post by camo_angels (672) | (08/20/2006)
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Walmart has Arm & Hammer Shower Clean for about $2, give or take, and I love that but I really want to try the scrubbing bubbles with that as a refill. I love their toilet brush!!! THat's my splurge!

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Post By ljk13. (Guest Post) (08/20/2006)
2 Tbsp. ammonia
1/2 cup rubbing alcohol
1/4 cup vinegar
1 tbs dish detergent
Min 2 cups water
water
Put ammonia, alcohol and vinegar in bottle and fill with water. This works especially good for counter-tops but may also be used to clean showers, toilets and sinks. Great for most cleaning needs

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Post by cookwie (974) | (08/19/2006)
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Go to the dollar store and buy their shower spray. Refill the unit's bottle. This takes some persistence. Try pushing down or pulling up on the cap while twisting to open it.

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