Brilio.net - The bathroom is one of the most humid areas. High humidity is what makes the bathroom smell. This unpleasant odor can become even more intense if the bathroom is not cleaned regularly.
As a result, dirt in the bathroom will stick and make the room smell even more. To overcome unpleasant odors in the bathroom, many people rely on camphor. This item is known to have a sharp and dense aroma but also refreshing.
When placed in the corner of the bathroom, the camphor will evaporate and the aroma will spread to eliminate odors. But, if you don't have camphor at home, you don't need to worry because there are other materials that can be used, you know.
This material is also known to be effective in quickly eliminating unpleasant odors in the bathroom. As shared by one of the users of the YouTube channel Bugis Tanete. Through his upload, he admitted that he only relied on simple ingredients in the kitchen .
photo: YouTube/bugis tanete
Reported by BrilioFood from YouTube Bugis Tanete on Thursday (21/3), the kitchen ingredients used to eliminate unpleasant odors in the bathroom are coffee grounds and salt. Salt has properties that can absorb moisture and bind molecules that cause odors. Meanwhile, coffee can fade unpleasant odors.
How to make it is also quite easy. First of all, prepare a bowl filled with enough hot water. If so, add 1 tablespoon of black coffee powder. Then stir until the coffee is mixed evenly. Then add 1 tablespoon of salt, then stir again until smooth.
"So the coffee powder and salt can be adjusted to suit the size of the bathroom," he explained.
photo: YouTube/bugis tanete
If the cleaning fluid has completely dissolved, immediately sprinkle it all over the bathroom floor, especially in the toilet area which often emits odors. Don't water it immediately, but let it sit for about 1-2 hours.
photo: YouTube/bugis tanete
If it has been left for 1-2 hours, immediately rinse the bathroom with clean water. As a result, the bathroom and toilet will smell better. The bathroom also becomes more comfortable to use. How about it, it's quite practical, isn't it?