homemade toilet cleaner

Two sustainable ingredients, a little water and you have your own homemade toilet cleaner in your FAVORITE JAR . You probably already have the ingredients at home from your other zero-waste recipes. And why should you actually make your own toilet cleaner? When you clean with conventional cleaning products, a lot of harmful substances end up in the sewer system and thus in the groundwater. To avoid this, you can make your own toilet cleaner quickly and easily in the future. You can store your toilet cleaning tablets airtight in the Ball Mason Jar | Wide | 475 ml . This way they stay protected from moisture. To avoid any mix-ups in the bathroom, the easiest way to label the toilet cleaners is with the chalkboard paint lid for your FAVORITE JAR . You can make your own toilet cleaner in a FAVORITE JAR using simple raw materials such as baking soda and citric acid.

homemade toilet cleaner

You can quickly and easily make your household cleaners zero-waste using simple raw materials that you may already have at home. Baking soda and citric acid are real secret weapons when it comes to alternative cleaners and zero-waste products in your home. You can easily make your own toilet cleaner from these two ingredients and no harmful substances or chemicals end up in the groundwater. At GREENTASTIC you can also find baking soda and citric acid in plastic-free paper packaging. This saves you additional plastic packaging and valuable resources. You can also find wonderfully scented essential oils for your toilet cleaner in GREENTASTIC's sustainable online shop. Baking soda and citric acid dissolve limescale and stubborn dirt in the toilet. Sealed airtight in the Ball Mason Jar | Wide | 475 ml, the tabs remain protected from moisture.

Zerowaste in the bathroom

We have already converted many of the things we use every day in the bathroom to simple DIY products. Whether it's a simple liquid soap , liquid detergent , coffee scrub or toothpaste . Some ingredients are used again and again and you usually only need 4-5 basics, such as citric acid, soap flakes, baking soda or soda. You can then store your homemade zero-waste products in your FAVORITE JAR and easily dose them with our Mason Tap pourer or stainless steel spoon with holder . You can find all of the exact recipes on our blog. We are already working on many other ideas for the Ball Mason Jar.

Easily label toilet cleaners

You can easily write on our blackboard paint lids with the water-based chalk marker . If you want, you can easily wipe off the writing with a damp cloth. You can use it to re-write other things and always have a perfect overview of everything. The pens always come in sets of two and have different line widths. For more sustainability in the bathroom, simply make your own toilet cleaner in your favorite jar.

homemade toilet cleaner

What you need:

• 2 x Ball Mason Jar | Wide | 475ml
• 2 x chalkboard paint lids
• 150 g of baking soda
• 50 g citric acid
• 1 teaspoon water
• 4-5 drops of essential oil (optional)

And here's how it works: It is important to work quickly and pay close attention to the order of the raw materials. Otherwise, a premature reaction could occur, which ultimately affects the cleaning power or ensures that the desired fizzing effect is not achieved. Mix the baking soda with the citric acid. Slowly add the water and a few drops of essential oil. Add the water really slowly or alternatively even use a spray bottle to dose the water and oil evenly and carefully. Stir the mixture immediately and press it firmly. You can use a whisk or a tablespoon to do this. And please don't be surprised if the mixture becomes a bit lumpy in this step, that's normal. And remember: work quickly, otherwise the tablets won't work later. Finally, pour the toilet cleaner mixture into a mold and press it down well. Let your tabs dry thoroughly and store in the Ball Mason Jar | Wide | 475 ml . Put a tablet in the toilet until it dissolves or leave it for a few hours. Scrub a little more with the toilet brush if necessary.