Mix Things You'll Need: Mix the baking soda, hydrogen peroxide, and liquid dish soap in a small bowl. Mix everything together until it's completely smooth.
To make it easier to apply, transfer the mixture to a bottle with a squeeze cap.
The Process:
To remove water spots and stains from tiles without damaging them, try using baking soda, which acts as a mild abrasive.
A natural whitening agent, hydrogen peroxide cleans and disinfects tiles, leaving them gleaming.
Liquid dish soap makes it easier to remove dirt and oil by chopping through tough substances.
Practical Use:
To use, just squeeze the cleanser into the tile and grout areas.
Hold off: Give the mixture 5 to 10 minutes to settle so the components can break down the accumulation of dirt.
Scrub: Scrub the grout lines with a brush for stubborn stains. You may regularly clean the tiles by wiping them down with a damp sponge.
After rinsing with water, wipe the area dry with a fresh towel.
Advice on Upkeep:
Make it a habit to clean your bathroom tiles using this do-it-yourself cleaner every two weeks to keep them clean and safe.
Quick Effects: After only one application, your grout and tiles will look much better.
Keeping your bathroom spotless has never been easier or more fun than with this easy-to-make cleaning solution. You may have a cleaner and fresher bathroom without the risks of conventional cleaning products by adding this DIY remedy to your regular cleaning routine.