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Moving into an old house can lead to an unhealthy bathroom. Rust, damp and stains are inconveniences that can give off a foul odour. Fortunately, a System D trick can disinfect this room, and it’s easier than it sounds. Find out how to eliminate this problem we could do without. And this method applies to many surfaces and could well help you do some real spring cleaning.
The stained vase, the bad smell permeating your toilet or your sofas are everyday problems that still have an easy solution. To overcome these sometimes stubborn inconveniences, there are effective and inexpensive methods whose results would surprise you. And the ingredients for these tricks are at your fingertips for a simple but formidable use!
Toilet – Source: Decor Fail
What are the intended uses for this method?
Sometimes, bacteria can be a real pest and form a wet spot on a nice vase – you tried cleaning it with many products but nothing worked! Rest assured, there is a simple method to solve this problem. Another use, you guessed it, is a dirty toilet with a persistent odour. This magic recipe will help you remove the dirt from the vase of this surface that quickly retains bacteria and can quickly rust. With this homemade cleaner you not only neutralise this olfactory nuisance but also purify the bowl in depth. For this you will need products that are always present in your kitchen. Follow the guide !
Toilet – Source: Pack WC
How to clean a dirty toilet?
For this amazing method, you will need a cup of white vinegar and the same amount of baking soda. Obviously, you will need a brush designed to clean the bowl. At first, you’ll need to use it to scrub the first ingredient into the vase. Then, pour some of this versatile white powder into a saucepan with a cup of vinegar so that the preparation causes a chemical reaction and becomes effervescent. Leave this paste on the toilet, taking care to close the seat for 5 minutes. Flush and that’s it, everything is clean!
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