YouTube/Bunbun Astri
Brilio.net - The bathroom is used every day, so the floor gets dirty quickly. A dirty bathroom floor is usually characterized by its surface turning slippery, due to moss or crust stains.
Everyone has their own schedule for maintaining the bathroom to keep it clean. For example, brushing every day, once every 3 days, or even once a week. There are also various ways to clean bathroom floors , some use a special mixture of ingredients from cleaning products sold on the market to practical ingredients available at home, you know.
If you are interested in cleaning bathroom floor limescale using practical materials available at home, try emulating YouTube user Bunbun Astri's method. This woman admitted that the stains on her bathroom floor were difficult to eradicate. Even so, he has recommendations for effective ways to get rid of stubborn crust on the bathroom floor with simple ingredients, one of which is obtained from the kitchen.
"This is dirty because my soap and water contain iron (high mineral content), so (the crust stains) are difficult to clean," he said, quoted by BrilioFood from YouTube Bunbun Astri on Thursday (27/6).
Let's get straight to the method, first prepare a container for mixing the cleaning agent. Then, add enough citrus powder and dabbing soap. Then, pour in dish soap. Yup, dishwashing soap is the main kitchen ingredient for practicing how to remove limescale from bathroom floors.
Once the three ingredients are ready, immediately douse them with hot water. Well, hot water is also the key so that the three cleaning agents can work more optimally in removing stains on the bathroom floor.
photo: YouTube/Bunbun Astri
After the cleaning agent is thoroughly mixed, immediately sprinkle it all over the bathroom floor. Next, scrub the floor with a brush until the crust stains are gone. You can also apply this cleaning agent to bathroom wall tiles, toilets, buckets, even dippers, you know.
photo: YouTube/Bunbun Astri
When all the crust stains are gone, then flush the floor with clean water until the results are really rough. The owner of the YouTube account, Bunbun Astri, explained that if there are still stains left behind, you can repeat the same method several more times.
photo: YouTube/Bunbun Astri
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