Summer has arrived in the bathroom, too! To get rid of bad odors, try spraying ‘this’ into the pipes.

 

 

◇ For pipes, use baking soda + vinegar

 

Unpleasant odors usually come up through the bathroom pipes.

Hair or foreign substances falling out while showering

As it goes down through the pipes, microorganisms multiply and cause a foul odor.

 

In this case, let's try using baking soda and vinegar.

 

Mix baking soda and vinegar, pour it into the pipe, and wait 15 minutes; foam will form.

Afterwards, you can remove the bad odor by pouring hot water and rinsing.

 

If the toilet smells bad, sprinkling plenty of baking soda and washing it with hot water after 30 minutes is also a good method.

In addition, baking soda can be applied to a wet brush and used to scrub tiles and sinks, effectively removing water stains.

◇ Lemons for drain stains and odors

 

Acidic lemons are effective in removing water stains and bad odors.

 

First, remove foreign matter from the drain and scrub it with a lemon to remove limescale.

Afterwards, you can remove the odor by mixing 3 tablespoons of lemon juice, vinegar, and cold water and pouring it.

 

It is also a good idea to place ice cubes frozen from a mixture of lemon juice and water on top.

 

 

 

◇ Use sodium percarbonate for the shower head

 

Surprisingly, the shower head can be the main culprit behind bathroom odors.

 

Shower heads are susceptible to the growth of mold and bacteria because they are where water is sprayed, but

This is because there are many cases where it is not managed.

Dirt can also accumulate in the hole where the water stream is sprayed.

There is a study by a research team at the University of Manchester that found Pseudomonas aeruginosa and mold in shower heads that had not actually been cleaned.

 

When washing the shower head, you can clean it using sodium percarbonate.

Separate the shower head into the hose and the head,

Dissolve two or three tablespoons of sodium percarbonate in hot water, then soak for about an hour.

 

Afterwards, scrub the areas prone to water stains with a toothbrush and finish by rinsing with water.

 

 

 

◇ Flat cola and beer for toilet water stains

 

The citric acid in cola is effective in removing stubborn stains.

If the cola has gone flat, it is good to use it to remove limescale or bathroom mold.

 

You can easily remove limescale by pouring cola into the toilet and flushing after about 30 minutes.

 

Likewise, pour the remaining beer into the toilet and let it sit for a while.

Flushing the toilet removes stubborn stains and bad odors.

 

 

 

◇ Green tea and tangerine peel, good for deodorizing

 

The catechin component in green tea leaves has excellent deodorizing effects.

If you dry the leftover green tea leaves and place them in places with bad odors, such as bathrooms and refrigerators, you can remove the smell.

 

Leftover tangerine peels also help with deodorization.

You can eliminate odors by microwaving tangerine peels for about 30 seconds, wrapping them in a cloth, and placing them in the bathroom.

At this time, the smell absorbed in the microwave is also removed, killing two birds with one stone.

 

also You can also remove the fishy smell remaining in the pot by putting tangerine peels and water in a 3:1 ratio and boiling for about 2 minutes. all.

 

 

 

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