. Soap, stone and stains can effectively spoil the aesthetics of the bathroom. Instead of reaching for aggressive chemicals, try a natural and effective way.
I mix with water and spray the shower, because the best stone and deposits. I have shiny windows without vinegar and aggressive chemistry
The alternative to vinegar, which effectively copes with the removal of stone and soap sediments, is citric acid. It has cleaning, descaling and disinfecting properties. It is safe for the environment and delicate for the surface, and at the same time effectively removes soap, stone and stains. In addition, it leaves a pleasant, fresh smell. To prepare a special cabin washing solution, pour into a bottle with a sprayer 2-3 tablespoons of lemon acid from 500 ml of hot water. Shake thoroughly so that the acid dissolves. Then spray the entire surface of the shower, including windows, tiles, fittings and shower tray with a solution. Particular attention pay to places where sediment and stone are visible. Leave the solution on the surface for about 15-30 minutes. In the case of severe dirt, you can extend the time to an hour. After a certain time, wipe the cabin surface with a microfiber sponge or cloth. Thoroughly remove any dirt and sediment. Rinse the entire cabin with clean water abundantly to remove the remains of the lemon acid solution. Dry the cabin with a clean cloth or towel to prevent the formation of stains.
Citric acid for cleaning the bathroom
You can use citric acid and water paste to clean the fittings (batteries, shower head). Apply the paste to dirty places, wait a few minutes, then wipe and rinse. However, to clean the joints, you can use a toothbrush soaked in lemon acid solution. Scrub the joints gently and then rinse with water.
What to do to make the stone not settle on the shower cabin?
To prevent the formation of sediment and stone, rinse the cabin with clean water after each shower and wipe it with a cloth or use a water cutter. You can also regularly spray the cabin with a lemon acid solution (in a lower concentration) and leave to dry. Thanks to this simple trick, your shower cubicle will regain its splendor, and you will save money and take care of the environment. Regular use of citric acid will help maintain cleanliness and freshness in the bathroom for longer. Although citric acid is natural, it can irritate the skin, so use protective gloves for cleaning.
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