Bloo Foam Aroma Toilet Cleaner Powder Limescale Remover Rose & Apple Blossom 500g (2 Pack)

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Nothing makes a toilet look dirtier than staining. It shows up in sharp contrast against the white porcelain and it really undermines the rest of your cleaning efforts! The persistent stains found in toilet bowls are due to a combination of limescale, urine sediments and rust. Handcrafted Blend by Aromatherapist Jennifer Lane - Lavender, Orange, Ylang Ylang, and Cedarwood in a base of fractionated coconut oil. NEW Bloo Foam Aroma fills your bathroom with a beautiful ocean fragrance and leaves your loo sparkling clean.

If you are looking for an essential oil to use in your homemade cleaners, any of these would be a good choice for cleaning your home:

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As a naturally occurring acid, citric acid contains no harsh chemical compounds or fumes that can be hazardous to your health or the environment. It is safe for use in natural cleaning applications. It is also readily biodegradable in waterways and elsewhere in the environment. And citric acid is safe for use in septic tanks too. I used wintergreen in the recipe I made in the picture but you can use the essential oil of your choice. Lemon oil is great for cleaning. The blend is made with Orange, Tangerine, Patchouli, Lime, Blue Tansy, Ylang Ylang, Lavender, and Citronella, which each have their own unique benefits. Together, these essential oils work synergistically to calm the mind and body. Dilution control: By mixing your essential oils with a carrier oil in the roller bottle, you can easily control the potency and concentration of your blends.

Are you looking for a way to make your toilet bowl cleaning experience more enjoyable? Well, look no further than this DIY fizzing toilet bowl powder! In just a few simple steps, you can create a powerful cleaning agent that will leave your bathroom sparkling clean. Plus, the added fizzing action will make you feel like a pro when you're done! Diffusion. If you have ever been around anyone who loves using essential oils, chances are you have heard this world before. You may have heard them talk about diffusing their favorite essential oils, or the new diffuser that they just bought. Maybe you didn't know what they were talking about though. That's okay. The longer you let it sit, the better the results will be. After you’ve waited for at least 30-minutes, scrub your toilet as you would with store-bought toilet cleaner. The baking soda will clean and deodorize and the vinegar helps dissolve those nasty mineral stains we get around the waterline all while disinfecting the bowl. Awesome!!!

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And for the science part, limescale is otherwise known as calcium carbonate. When calcium carbonate reacts with citric acid, it breaks down to form calcium citrate. This is a soluble salt that is easy to wash away. No sandpapering required! Safety First

If you don’t hear or see any fizzing, then don’t worry. This is not a sign that the citric acid is not working. It may just mean that the citric acid is reacting a little more slowly with the limescale. The limescale will still come off after a good soaking or two. It seems that short of replacing their loo, people will go to almost any length and effort to get rid of these unsightly brown marks. Portable and travel-friendly: The compact size of the roller bottles makes them perfect for on-the-go use, allowing you to enjoy the benefits of essential oils anytime, anywhere.And whilst citric acid is considered a natural cleaning product, it can still have some adverse effects if not handled properly. As a concentrated acid, it can irritate your airways, eyes, and skin. As such you should avoid breathing in any citric acid powder, and wear rubber gloves when handling it. Don’t rub your eyes after handling citric acid, and keep the powder away from children and pets. Add around 125 grams of citric acid to your toilet bowl. It doesn’t have to be an exact amount, so don’t worry about weighing it out. PS: Don’t hesitate to get your kids involved in this! It actually makes toilet cleaning FUN! My daughter loved pouring the vinegar in and watching it foam up. Step 1: Add 1 cup of baking soda to your toilet bowl: Limescale is the bane of my life. This hardened build-up of minerals starts off looking a bit grey. It’s a bit unsightly but you figure you can live with it. It sets like cement, after all, and no amount of scrubbing with a toilet brush will shift it. But then it turns a horrible brown colour, and your toilet looks absolutely filthy even though you clean it frequently.

I’ve heard of all sorts of wild ways that people have tried to remove brown limescale deposits. From people emptying cans of Coca-Cola down their loo, and cans of WD40. Then you’ve got people scrubbing their toilets with pumice stones or sandpaper. And then there’s the wildest way of them all – using screwdrivers or chisels! This handcrafted Stress Relief Essential Oil Blend is a combination of four soothing oils, Lavender, Orange, Ylang Ylang, and Cedarwood. By combining these therapeutic oils, this roller blend can be used to calm the mind and body, while promoting strength and peace.When it comes to essential oils and cleaning, there are a few different oils that stand out. Lemon, orange, pine, and lavender essential oils are all great for cleaning. They have a strong scent that can help to disinfect and clean surfaces. With its pleasant aroma and powerful effects, Tranquility Essential Oil Blend is a great choice for those who want to experience a sense of inner peace. In addition, the blend can be used to help promote restful sleep, reduce feelings of anxiety and depression, and improve cognitive performance. If your toilet is particularly stained, then it may need a second application to remove stubborn limescale deposits.