One of the rooms in the house that requires constant cleaning is undoubtedly the bathroom. And it really is not an easy task, especially in certain places where soap and tartar are lodged. The question always arises, how to clean soap from bathroom tiles, even for many it remains a mystery.

There are corners of the bathroom, more precisely in the joints, where soap residue and humidity gather, thus giving a more lackluster and aged appearance over time.

Perhaps we tried too hard and have tried numerous products to remove everything that accumulates, but unfortunately without good results.

It is interesting to note a study that was carried out and published in the journal: “Society for Microbiology”, where it is explained how the bathroom is a culture of intestinal bacteria and germs that are inside the toilet but can jump to any surface. Even on tiles, door, handle, etc.

A recommendation made by experts to keep in mind, when we press the water button it is convenient to lower the toilet lid, so that the aforementioned does not spread.

Let’s see below a definitive trick to clean the soap and tartar that sticks to the bathroom tiles and will look impeccable.

To prepare this very potent homemade product, we will need the following:

Ingredients for cleaning soap from bathroom tiles

• 2 tbsp. apple cider vinegar
• 2 tbsp. baking soda
• 1 tbsp. Detergent (for dishes)
• 2 tbsp. of Toothpaste
• Juice of half a lemon
• 1 Sponge
• 1 Container

Procedure

• Start by adding all the ingredients in a bowl and mix well until incorporated.
• Then using the sponge we wet it in the mixture and apply it on the bathroom tiles, we can cover the joints and let it rest for about 10 to 15 minutes. Remember to clean as we usually do but together with this mixture.
• Next step, remove everything with plenty of water to see the results.
• We will observe how a layer of dirt comes off the tiles, if necessary we can repeat the procedure.
• If we have ventilation in the bathroom much better, otherwise we can dry the tiles with a dry cloth or paper towels.
• Finally, a recommendation is to apply this homemade trick at least once a week. The idea is to maintain cleanliness and prevent dirt from accumulating on the tiles again.

Recommendations:

• Another suggestion that we can use if we wish, is to use baking soda but this time combined with hydrogen peroxide. After mixing both ingredients and forming a paste, we apply it with a sponge on the tiles and joints. Leave it on for about 15 minutes and then remove with a soft brush and plenty of water, let it air out and let the tiles dry. The results will be optimal.

Try these homemade and effective methods at the next cleanse!