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The Natural Cleaner Your Nasty Toilet Needs

I poured my vinegar into an empty spray bottle so it would be easier to get at all the nooks and crannies of the toilet . I didn’t want to have to dive in there, so this was a much more “hands-off” cleaning method.

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Once my bottle was ready to go, I gave the dirty bowl a few strong squirts, covering every grimy angle. Step 2: Add Drops of Essential Oil

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Technically, I didn’t have to do this step since it’s not needed for the cleaning process, but boy, does it smell nice! I like using lavender, tea rose, or any citrus scent for a really fresh and clean smell. Step 3: Sprinkle in Baking Soda

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Next, I sprinkled 2 tablespoons of baking soda around the walls of the toilet bowl. That was enough for my mess, but be as liberal as necessary with your baking soda.

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Get ready for bubbles! Once the baking soda hit the vinegar, my toilet bowl started fizzing and breaking down the nasty build-up all by itself! For a really stubborn stain, you may have to let it sit for a few minutes, or repeat steps 1 and 3. If you leave it for an hour, it will even take off the lime scale! Step 4: Brush Away Loose Grime

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A light scrubbing with a toilet brush knocked off the loosened build-up that wasn’t washing away on its own. I really just added this step for good measure, but most of the time you won’t even need to scrub. Step 5: Flush!

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After that, I just tapped the flusher and watched all my sorrows (and the gross toilet build-up) wash away!

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This homemade cleaner is seriously the best toilet bowl cleaner I have ever used. Call me crazy, but I think few things make you feel as accomplished as seeing your sparkling clean toilet bowl. Ahhhh!