Natural Bathtub Cleaner

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Permalink Reply by Rachel V. on June 19, 2008 at 9:04pm

http://www.shaklee.net/members/shopNowProd/00430

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Permalink Reply by Sundari on June 19, 2008 at 9:13pm

I love Bon Ami!

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Permalink Reply by Christine Shaw on June 19, 2008 at 9:20pm

I like Melaleuca. I'm not a distributor or anything, just a customer. I love the smell of them and they work well and I don't have to worry about the toxicity.

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Permalink Reply by Mary50 on June 19, 2008 at 11:50pm

I use Bon Ami and Lemon. Not together. also fill you tub with water or leave it full after a bath and use dental cleanser. You know the kind for dentures. No I don't have dentures.

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Permalink Reply by Faith on June 20, 2008 at 12:39pm

GOOD OLD FASHIONED ARM & HAMMER BAKING SODA IS FINE AND ALSO WHITE VINEGAR WORKS ALSO!!!

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Permalink Reply by Christine Shaw on June 21, 2008 at 8:58am

There is a neat little site called flylady.net that gives little tips on cleaning and decluttering (my favorite) in general. She talks about using products like baking soda and vinegar for cleaning and simplifying the whole process by breaking the house down into zones and doing things a little at a time then maintaining so you don't have to do BIG cleaning often and you have more time for FUN! Like I said, decluttering turns me on and her tips on that are my favorite - we all know the toll clutter can take on our lives! Just know that if you do sign up, you'll get LOTS of e-mails reminding you of little "upkeep" things. It's all good but I found that a bit overwhelming but I still love her site and ideas.
Here's the link:
http://www.flylady.net/

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Permalink Reply by gotmoxy on June 22, 2008 at 8:05am

Hi.

You can use Bon Ami which is like comet. It comes in the same kind of shaker bottle and is non toxic.

I also use eco brand bathroom cleaner - it's like a soft scrub. Both are available at whole foods. Bon ami is available a lot of places. It's been around for about a century.
stefanie

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Permalink Reply by Kandi Crill on November 20, 2008 at 6:09am

I like using Mrs. Meyer's products. Also there are numerous books, some you can even pick up through your library, with homemade cleaners which are green-friendly and non toxic. Also alot of these recipes/ formulas for cleaners are online. Most of them take everyday things like baking soda, vinegar, borax, essential oil, etc.

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Permalink Reply by Keri Hakan on November 23, 2008 at 10:54pm

I use Bon Ami scouring powder in the tub. No harsh chemicals. Whole Foods and most conventional grocery stores sell it.
I once saw a show where a woman used a mixture of grapefruit juice, fresh squeezed , and epsom salts to scrub the tub. The grapefruit juice is acidic enough to cut through grim. I have never tried it though.
Keri Hakan

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Permalink Reply by Glamma karen on November 24, 2008 at 10:29am

You have gotten some great advice but...............When we installed our walkin shower it had a warning on it NOT to use any abrasives on it because of the finish.
I love these cleaning conversations for I grew up using vineger and baking soda.I keep a spray bottle of vineger and i use it for so many things .I sprinkle baking soda on carpet let set overnight and vacume gets rid of oders.I am bad I use "the works" in a spray on my shower and the greenworks toilet cleaner.

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