Mom shared her simple three-product cleaning tips to make her shower room shine
A mother shared a simple three-product cleaning method that can change her shower screen from dirty to shiny new without spending hours scrubbing.
She simply poured the dishwashing liquid into the handle of the dishwashing stick until it was halfway through, and then poured the vinegar.
The mother said that she initially mixed the two ingredients in a spray bottle, but found that this method was "a waste of time" after she cleaned the surface with a microfiber cloth.
A mother shared her simple three-product cleaning method, which can change the shower screen from dirty to shiny new without having to spend hours scrubbing.
She said: "You can even do it outside the shower, and then wipe it with a towel or anything containing microfiber-it will become so clear."
Her video has been viewed more than 1.6 million times, and many people say it is one of the best "cleaning techniques" to date.
'Well, this hacker changed my life! Cleaning the shower has never been easier," one woman wrote, while another said:"
She shared a viral TikTok video showing how she used dish soap, vinegar, and a dishwashing stick (left) to clean the bathroom in minutes. A lady decided to try this cleaning method, and she was deeply impressed (right)
Many people were very impressed with this cleaning technique. One lady said: "Oh my God, my shower screen is only cleaned with half vinegar and half dish soap. Scrub and rinse with the green side of the sponge. The mind blows up its damn job!
"Since we moved in six years ago, my shower screen has never been so clean. I have tried many toxic sprays and this is the best.
Another added: "I have used this formula and it is absolutely effective. But I heated the vinegar first...not sure if it makes a difference.
"Oh my God, why didn't I think of this before?" one wrote, and the other added: "Brainstorming, never thought of adding vinegar."
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