Clean your tub the natural way!
I just got an email from my buddy Adam who wanted to pass along a recipe for making your own bathtub cleaner. We have not tested this recipe but thought we should share it with you anyway:
Silky Scrub
1 cup baking soda into a medium-size mixing bowl
1/2 cup castile liquid soap
5-10 drops of antibacterial essential oil, such as lavender, tea tree or rosemary (optional)
1. Pour baking soda into a medium size bowl.
2. Add soap a little at a time, stirring continuously. Stop adding after your mixture has begun to resemble frosting.
3. Mix in drops of essential oil.
4. Store in an airtight jar for up to a year.
The original post appeared in Apartment Therapy - Los Angeles.
Clean Your Tub The Natural Way
Silky Scrub
1 cup baking soda into a medium-size mixing bowl
1/2 cup castile liquid soap
5-10 drops of antibacterial essential oil, such as lavender, tea tree or rosemary (optional)
1. Pour baking soda into a medium size bowl.
2. Add soap a little at a time, stirring continuously. Stop adding after your mixture has begun to resemble frosting.
3. Mix in drops of essential oil.
4. Store in an airtight jar for up to a year.
The original post appeared in Apartment Therapy - Los Angeles.
Clean Your Tub The Natural Way
posted by Allan at
1:56 PM
2 Comments:
can you tell me the differences between acrylic and cast iron tubs? Which is heavier, why does one cost more?, pros and cons. I am in the process to purchase either or but not sure which to choose. I remember growing up in older homes in San Francisco where we always had castiron claw foot tubs....but I need more info before purchasing. Thank you.
Dear Sir or Madam,
You can find our explanation of the differences between cast iron and acrylic claw foot tubs here:
http://www.vintagetub.com/asp/claw_foot_tub.asp
I hope this helps. Thanks for the question.
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