I just used it on a shower that was so bad I thought we were going to have to rip it out because the stains and scum were so set in that nothing was cleaning the walls of this shower 😮but after 5 rounds with this stuff (remember this shower was REALLY BAD and not my shower btw it was my little brothers bathroom) it looked BRAND NEW! You sir are a life saver because nothing was work the harsh shower chemicals, the steamer, just regular borax, etc. you name it, it didn’t touch it ! But your mixture made it perfect again thank you ❤ wish I could share the pictures just to show how amazing this stuff worked 😮
Basically the same thing. The only thing you're paying for is the name brand. It works exactly the same. I have this exact brand and it works just as well as dawn.
Years ago I used to clean houses for a green clean company. We only used vinegar, baking soda and an essential oils for a fresh, lively and energizing fragrance. There were times we encountered extremely dirty showers and bathtubs. Some showers and tubs needed extra help. In a desperate situation I tried this exact thing but with a leading dish soap (%awn). I used a utility cleaning brush. That shower glowed when I was done. It was a bathroom shared by three very athletic teenaged brothers. Mom was ecstatic!
I had cleaning vinegar so I used that and dish soap from Aldi that I had on hand. I made a paste in the bottom of the tub with the baking soda mixture. Then I rubbed it all over the fiberglass and let it soak while I cleaned the rest of the bathroom. I rinsed it and then spray foamed window cleaner on it and buffed it. Looks like new. Thanks so much ❤
Yes these items work well. I found that dish or a little laundry detergent cleans very well with or without adding vinegar. Let it sit a little bit then wipe and rinse. Doesn't need a lot of scrubbing either. 😊
Thank you for this. I'm pregnant and I've been looking for something to make cleaning easier. I'll give you a tip while I'm here. Believe it or not, drop Alka-Seltzer tablets in your toilet. It cleans the nasty out of them.
I have an even easier method, combine dish soap (dawn), water and double strength vinegar in a spray bottle in equal amounts, spray onto the scum stain and leave until it dries and then just rinse it off.
Your welcome. Please note...if you leave the vinegar and baking soda mix for to long they cancel each other out. Works best if you can get it applied while the chemical reaction is still going on. So only mix a little at a time. And use it right then. Or spray with vinegar & dawn mixture and then rub baking soda on with a rag or sponge so it can react
Does this work in plastic tubs? We have yellowish spot and the top flat surface is yellowed around perimeter. I’ve tried all the cleaners as well minus the baking soda trick. But heard you mention fiberglass so wasn’t sure. Thank you
My plastic tub insert in my new-to-me home was heavily discolored with rust stains from hard well water. Bar Keepers Friend Soft Cleanser, acid based gentle abrasive paste, under $2.50 a bottle and doesn't need much, worked surprisingly well. I've lived here over a year and a half, and only now have a sparkling tub for the first time. Which I'm (finally) proud of, if you can't tell lol Basically, a gently abrasive paste or cream, much like the helpful gentleman here DIY'ed, which seemed key, in addition to some acidity. Pretty much wiped away when allowed a few minutes to dwell/drip at full concentration; but I wanted to use as little product as necessary, so I spread and lightly scrubbed with a generic Magic Eraser (also a relatively gentle abrasive, but go easy on scrubbing since it's essentially a very very gentle sandpaper), made fast/easy work of a task I previously had little success with and much frustration! After, I put a little car wax/spray sealant on the walls and fixtures to hopefully add a protective layer and prevent buildup. Really made the tub shine lol. But also made it slick.. so.. maybe skip this step. Likely not necessary in the grand scheme, and comes with some important caveats: Can make the tub floor slippery if any drips, so avoid that, and I probably wouldn't recommend it in a guest bath, or if children/elderly/at-risk in the house! Previously, I tried a bunch of DIY mixes with a drill brush, but much more labor intensive and likely too abrasive as a repeated go-to. As a rule, acid based cleaners for mineral build up, like iron/calcium etc, and alkaline based cleaners for soap scum/fats/oils/greases. Allow a few minutes dwell time. Vinegar is acidic, but the baking soda is alkaline; combining them together basically neutralizes the other and leaves you with a (relatively) neutral (depending on your mix proportions) salt paste. Hope you find something that works for you! I know how frustrating and embarrassing it can be, especially in a guest bath when hosting, or not experiencing success with my honey-do list ha, but it's empowering when you find solutions for your given task/situation! Good luck!
@goodenough1971 reaction??? Haha so how big will this reaction get??? Haha i love excitement in my life. Honey grab me a 5 gallon bucket... were about to make a huge reaction.
Hasnt scratched the fiberglass on mine. I think a scruby pad and working for several hours scrubbing as hard it takes to do any good without this concoction would have more of a chance of scratching
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Thanks for not talking for 25 minutes to get to the point, will try this shortly
I just used it on a shower that was so bad I thought we were going to have to rip it out because the stains and scum were so set in that nothing was cleaning the walls of this shower 😮but after 5 rounds with this stuff (remember this shower was REALLY BAD and not my shower btw it was my little brothers bathroom) it looked BRAND NEW! You sir are a life saver because nothing was work the harsh shower chemicals, the steamer, just regular borax, etc. you name it, it didn’t touch it ! But your mixture made it perfect again thank you ❤ wish I could share the pictures just to show how amazing this stuff worked 😮
Dawn. Swap the dish soap with dawn and it will make it a THOUSAND times easier!!! ~ i LOVE ur accent by the way ❤
Basically the same thing. The only thing you're paying for is the name brand. It works exactly the same. I have this exact brand and it works just as well as dawn.
Yes cute accent but I noticed dawn dish soap worked on its own for me and gives a satisfying build up of suds , I got try the vinegar
Just tried this. Worked wonders! Thank you!
Years ago I used to clean houses for a green clean company. We only used vinegar, baking soda and an essential oils for a fresh, lively and energizing fragrance.
There were times we encountered extremely dirty showers and bathtubs. Some showers and tubs needed extra help. In a desperate situation I tried this exact thing but with a leading dish soap (%awn). I used a utility cleaning brush. That shower glowed when I was done.
It was a bathroom shared by three very athletic teenaged brothers.
Mom was ecstatic!
I had cleaning vinegar so I used that and dish soap from Aldi that I had on hand. I made a paste in the bottom of the tub with the baking soda mixture. Then I rubbed it all over the fiberglass and let it soak while I cleaned the rest of the bathroom. I rinsed it and then spray foamed window cleaner on it and buffed it. Looks like new. Thanks so much ❤
Yes these items work well. I found that dish or a little laundry detergent cleans very well with or without adding vinegar. Let it sit a little bit then wipe and rinse. Doesn't need a lot of scrubbing either. 😊
Just tried! Worked beautifully! Thank you sir! Just scored points with the wife!
Thank you for this. I'm pregnant and I've been looking for something to make cleaning easier. I'll give you a tip while I'm here. Believe it or not, drop Alka-Seltzer tablets in your toilet. It cleans the nasty out of them.
Just tried it and it does work , short and to the point 👌🏼 thanks 🙏
Thank you so much for sharing with us. So much appreciated.
This is the ONLY thing that’ll clean my tub !!!
❤ you’re wonderful. Thank you ! I was looking to refind this formula for a while , great video !
Thanks for this video you got right to the point❤
Thank you very much for sharing you very useful tip😀 God bless you and thank you very much🙂👍👍
This absolutely works! Every time
Well I'm back again....and I'll be damnn it actually worked thanks buddy
Agree completely
Nice tip now I know
Yep it really works
That's the same exact dishwashing liquid I like to buy I get it from Walmart ❤
Thank you.
I am going to try this
vinegar cleans alot of things you really dont even need teh baking soda just dilute it a little and spray it stright on
I have an even easier method, combine dish soap (dawn), water and double strength vinegar in a spray bottle in equal amounts, spray onto the scum stain and leave until it dries and then just rinse it off.
Ima try this right now
Zep acid toilet cleaner works the best on soap scum 5 min job.boom...done
Hey this helps a a lot me and my mom are cleaning my brothers and sister bathroom so 🙏 ❤❤😊❤😊❤😊😊
I use lemon juice for rust. Or I just cut a lemon in half and rub the rust area, let it sit and spray off.
Main ingredient…. Elbow grease
This mixture works on kitchen and bathroom tile floors.
Wow works good, thanks!
Your welcome
I just did this with my G-Shock and it worked perfect
Had some soap scum from showering in it
"Good enough " for me! And inexpensive!
Thank you sir!
Your welcome. Please note...if you leave the vinegar and baking soda mix for to long they cancel each other out. Works best if you can get it applied while the chemical reaction is still going on. So only mix a little at a time. And use it right then. Or spray with vinegar & dawn mixture and then rub baking soda on with a rag or sponge so it can react
@@goodenough1971 Ok! Thank you so much for letting me know!
Goo gone will work better after letting it sit than just add the dawn dish soap, it will come off.
Well the other video said use vinegar and Dawn dish soap mix it together spray your bathtub and like magic it'll be white again. Uh...no
There is cleaning vinegar and white vinegar. They are probably using cleaning vinegar that is more concentrated.
Does this work in plastic tubs? We have yellowish spot and the top flat surface is yellowed around perimeter. I’ve tried all the cleaners as well minus the baking soda trick. But heard you mention fiberglass so wasn’t sure. Thank you
My plastic tub insert in my new-to-me home was heavily discolored with rust stains from hard well water. Bar Keepers Friend Soft Cleanser, acid based gentle abrasive paste, under $2.50 a bottle and doesn't need much, worked surprisingly well. I've lived here over a year and a half, and only now have a sparkling tub for the first time. Which I'm (finally) proud of, if you can't tell lol
Basically, a gently abrasive paste or cream, much like the helpful gentleman here DIY'ed, which seemed key, in addition to some acidity. Pretty much wiped away when allowed a few minutes to dwell/drip at full concentration; but I wanted to use as little product as necessary, so I spread and lightly scrubbed with a generic Magic Eraser (also a relatively gentle abrasive, but go easy on scrubbing since it's essentially a very very gentle sandpaper), made fast/easy work of a task I previously had little success with and much frustration!
After, I put a little car wax/spray sealant on the walls and fixtures to hopefully add a protective layer and prevent buildup. Really made the tub shine lol. But also made it slick.. so.. maybe skip this step. Likely not necessary in the grand scheme, and comes with some important caveats: Can make the tub floor slippery if any drips, so avoid that, and I probably wouldn't recommend it in a guest bath, or if children/elderly/at-risk in the house!
Previously, I tried a bunch of DIY mixes with a drill brush, but much more labor intensive and likely too abrasive as a repeated go-to. As a rule, acid based cleaners for mineral build up, like iron/calcium etc, and alkaline based cleaners for soap scum/fats/oils/greases. Allow a few minutes dwell time. Vinegar is acidic, but the baking soda is alkaline; combining them together basically neutralizes the other and leaves you with a (relatively) neutral (depending on your mix proportions) salt paste.
Hope you find something that works for you! I know how frustrating and embarrassing it can be, especially in a guest bath when hosting, or not experiencing success with my honey-do list ha, but it's empowering when you find solutions for your given task/situation!
Good luck!
Mean Green Mildew Destroyer at Walmart or Dollar General. Spray and walk away...
Vinegar Dawn dish soap and baking soda?
Yep and use it right away while the reaction is going on ..
@goodenough1971 reaction??? Haha so how big will this reaction get??? Haha i love excitement in my life. Honey grab me a 5 gallon bucket... were about to make a huge reaction.
@@bigdomz6025 LOLOLOLOLOLOLOL!!!
Will it scratch? Want to keep the shine on the bath, but showering in it causes limescale from hell . ( made it non slip though, lol)
Hasnt scratched the fiberglass on mine. I think a scruby pad and working for several hours scrubbing as hard it takes to do any good without this concoction would have more of a chance of scratching
@goodenough1971 thanks, I'll try a bit on the edge, I don't think mine is fibreglass but it's plastic of some sort. X
I don't shop at Walmart 😢😢
Interesting, vinegar is an acid and baking soda is a base. Dosn't it just neutralize the solution? I'm going to try it
The chemical reaction while its in the act of neutralizing is what makes it work best I can tell.. if you dont use it right away it doesnt work.
how much dish washing detergent?
About 1/3 of the mixture.
How did this guy get so filthy?
So does oven cleaner
oh my goodness, the fumes!
Some people won’t know better. Is it really that funny?
Talk tooooo much!!! Argghh. Get to the point..