Speed Cleaning Secret #6 One of the Speed Bumps: the Bathroom

Maybe you can give me the answer to this Zen riddle: How can a room that is meant to get us smelling so clean smell so awful itself? I’m talking about the bathroom, of course! Mine had always seemed to have this perpetual, lingering odor about it. It’s almost as if it lurked in the background, just waiting for me to walk in – and then Bam! It hit me right where it hurt – in the olfactory glands! The bathroom is another speed bump along that giant super highway of cleaning. And it’s the one we’re going to tackle together today. Even more than the smell, the bathroom has several other obstacles in cleaning that can slow you down. Like the toilet. The bathtub ring. Even the floor in some instances. Today though we’re going to concentrate on the toilet. Nobody wants to clean the toilet. Hopefully, this dreaded chore will be just a little less dreaded when you use this wonderful “green” homemade remedy for a dirty, stinky toilet. Here’s my homemade “recipe” for a toilet bowl cleaner that requires a minimal amount of sticking your arm down the toilet and maximizes the “let it sit and soak” theory of cleaning. And the best part if, that it disinfects while it cleans and deodorizes. If you’re in need of a serious cleaning, use this on those splotchy glass shower doors, and you’ll leave with a streak-free clean The Toilet Bowl Cleaner 1 cup white distilled vinegar 5 drops tea tree oil To deodorize your toilet bowls, pour ½ to one cup of this vinegar mixture in your bowl. Allow it to sit for several hours before flushing. You’ll be amazed at how it lightens the smell. With this sweet smelling mixture, you’re less likely to come to a complete stop in your cleaning when you hit this speed bump. The next secret I reveal deals with cleaning your furniture! If, in the meantime, you want to learn more about my very special brand of speed cleaning, visit: {www.cleaning123.net}.