Brilio.net - The bathroom is one of the important rooms in the house because many cleaning activities are carried out here. A clean bathroom not only provides comfort for its users, but also reduces the risk of disease. One important aspect in maintaining a clean bathroom is paying attention to the condition of the floor. The bathroom floor is often the part that gets dirty the most easily. Ceramics that were initially rough can become slippery over time. Dirt from soap or toothpaste residue that is not immediately cleaned can settle between the ceramics.
As a result, the bathroom floor looks dirty and dull. To solve this problem, many people use floor cleaning fluids. However, if the dirt has been stuck for a long time and is stubborn, ordinary cleaning fluids may not be effective enough to remove it.
But don't worry, you can still try one of the tricks shared by YouTube user Zulaikha pratiwy. Instead of using cleaning fluid, the YouTube user chose to use two kitchen ingredients.
photo: YouTube/Zulaikha pratiwy
As reported by BrilioFood from YouTube Zulaikha praktekkin on Sunday (24/12), the kitchen ingredients are dishwashing soap and vinegar.
photo: YouTube/Zulaikha pratiwy
These two kitchen ingredients can help remove stubborn stains on bathroom ceramic floors. First, prepare a container to mix the ingredients. Then pour two packets of citric acid and add a little dish soap. Both ingredients are dissolved using hot water.
photo: YouTube/Zulaikha pratiwy
After that, the YouTube user started to brush the bathroom floor with a mixture of citric acid and dish soap. When brushed, the limescale stains that stuck to the ceramic floor slowly began to fade. Then he rinsed the floor with water, followed by the second cleaning process.
photo: YouTube/Zulaikha pratiwy
After rinsing the floor with water, he added toothpaste and vinegar to help clean the ceramic floor to make it even cleaner. He brushed the entire floor again and rinsed it with clean water. The bathroom floor that initially looked dirty and dull looked clean again.
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