This Natural Bathroom Cleaner Actually WORKS!

I made my own DIY natural bathroom cleaner and tested it so you don't have to - and it is SERIOUSLY good. This home bathroom cleaner will blow your mind!
This is also the cheapest ready made washing soda I could find if you don't wanna get your hands dirty :P - amzn.to/42tXztj
Full instructions on my shiny new cleaning website (along with all my tutorials broken down by category): cleaninghow.to/how-to-make-a-...

[@MagicToiletz]

After watching this a week or two ago, i finally put a liter of this stuff together and washed a bathroom sink that hasn't been cleaned in over six months. The sink faucet shines and the basin is nice and white again. This stuff works GREAT! If any readers are still thinking about it, let my message convince you, this stuff is legit!

[@jaylamea1241]

You're legit blowing my mind! This series is stayin with me for LIFE

[@CleaningHowTo]

Haha - love this! Lots more to come :)

[@marcelamedeiros260]

Where can I get that spray bottle you have?

[@brookethomas4293]

Thank you for the fantastic breakdown!

[@CleaningHowTo]

My pleasure!

[@LydiaFox-jv1kw]

This video deserves 5M more views. Absolute legend

[@CleaningHowTo]

You’ll make me blush 😝

[@GemmaTwed]

Hi, what is rubbing alcohol that you added, what does it do? So we need Soda crystals, rubbing alcohol and dish soap? xx

[@kevinman5019]

Great job.

[@Mrocax]

Thanks

[@winniechapman3206]

Works great!! Need to repeat and soak a few corners with mildew in the grout or find a mildew treatment.

[@CleaningHowTo]

Already got you covered :) The Best Way to Clean Shower Grout Mould and Mildew kzbin.info/www/bejne/pIjJcq2detJ_ntE

[@CleaningHowTo]

For the recipe breakdown (and even more tips!) check out my brand new website cleaninghow.to/how-to-make-a-natural-bathroom-cleaner/ This is also the cheapest ready made washing soda I could find if you dont wanna get your hands dirty :P - amzn.to/42tXztj

[@nicolenew1708]

THANK YOU FOR EVERYTHING YOUR THE BEST

[@CleaningHowTo]

Thank you that’s very kind :)

[@seamus6994]

AWESOME! Thanks. Subbed and Liked...

[@Roobiekun]

+1 for driving your boyfriend crazy and for his patience so you could help the rest of us!

[@CleaningHowTo]

* Ex boyfriend; probably because of my cleaning antics :P

[@andrenafraser7546]

Hiya , not long found your videos and I can’t stop watching them, i want to make my own cleaner, but when you say washing soda, do you mean soda crystals, or do I have to bake some bicarbonate soda to make the washing powder, sorry if it’s a stupid Q LOL

[@TayWoode]

Yes soda crystals is the same as washing soda which is a stronger version of bicarbonate of soda. If you can’t get washing soda you can spread bicarbonate on a sheet and bake in the oven for an hour. It dehydrates the bicarbonate and makes it stronger, but use washing soda if you can coz it’s usually the same price and found just as easy

[@HollywoodF1]

In the US- “Rubbing Alcohol” is either 70% (commonly) or 90% Isopropanol (Isopropyl Alcohol). For 50mL isopropanol, use 55mL of 90% or 70 mL of 70%.

[@CleaningHowTo]

Thanks for that :)

[@265firefly1]

How long will this cleaning mixture last after you use it? 1 day, week, etc.???

[@CleaningHowTo]

Sorry I’ve just seen this! It shouldn’t expire, just give it a shake before next use :)

[@JordanFly88611]

Hi, last week I tried to make the solution, and the cleaning power was impressive! The only issue I had was that after a while I started to notice white patches in some areas, a bit of water and patience and I managed to remove them, do you know what could be the cause? Thanks!

[@michaelfrance-droneshots9188]

I’m having the same, seams pointless if having to clean twice.

[@CleaningHowTo]

It’s residue from the washing soda - wipe it with a damp micro Fiber (use this method for best results - kzbin.info/www/bejne/npm8d4GaeZiEhJo)

[@s.r.r.]

Does the rubbing alcohol act as a disinfectant even though it is mixed with water and other products?

[@CleaningHowTo]

Notionally it should to a degree, but it would need to be tested to be sure.

[@Professor5180]

So which one works best? This one or the one with vinegar and alcohol? Have you tried all three combined?

[@CleaningHowTo]

This one is best general cleaning and maintenance; the one with vinegar and alcohol is specifically for hard water stains and soap scum. Combining all three ingredients would neutralise the vinegar and washing soda as one is alkaline and one acidic so it would make the mix redundant.

[@victoriasakkidis7248]

Why doesn’t your website work with the recipes?

[@MrRezillo]

Good morning (PST), Carl. I just stumbled on your sight. Terrific info; thank you. That blue sprayer is too cool for words. Where can I get one? Without flying to Ireland, I mean.

[@CleaningHowTo]

Thanks for the kind words; they’re called Kwazar sprayers and they’re made in Europe; not sure if they have them in the states

[@MrRezillo]

@@CleaningHowTo Damn, I wanted to be the first one on my block to have one!

[@CleaningHowTo]

@@MrRezillo I think you guys probably have better options over there lol

[@MrRezillo]

@@CleaningHowTo No doubt, considering all the crap that comes from China.

[@Dallasrebar]

3:06, when you say you've "got cold water to here". What does that mean on your side of the pond?

[@CleaningHowTo]

500 mls of water :) but I’d actually go about 450 or so

[@LisaHorton-lg8uo]

What's the shelf life for this stuff? I don't want any chemistry experiments going wrong under the sink while I sleep

[@thekp503]

I see it cleans the surface but does it disinfect and kill germs and viruses?

[@CleaningHowTo]

Yes.

[@Petral37]

Can you please tell me your recipe for your soda ash. Thank you.

[@CleaningHowTo]

Here ya go: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pZnZnGOaqKyEidU

[@pauldubar6014]

After baking my baking soda for 40mins and allowing to cool, when I add boiling water to it, it goes all lumpy and chunky. Is that expected?0yours seemed to dissolve quickly.

[@CleaningHowTo]

It can happen that SOME of the washing soda can clump - use a little more of the powder and remove the lumps with a sieve :)

[@notdavea5778]

Is it corrosive? If it isn’t I’m in 👍

[@ra1der5]

Interesting stuff. Thanks. Rubbing alcohol and vinegar come in different strengths measured in percentages. For example our store often carries 70% rubbing alcohol but it is difficult to find 90%. I also recently learned most household vinegar is actually about 5% vinegar, but you can find 40% and 70% vinegar on Amazon. What percentages of rubbing alcohol and vinegar are you using?

[@CleaningHowTo]

70% ipa and 5% acetic; realistically the strength of the acid and solvent shouldn’t make a massive difference once solvency and ph are attained.

[@ra1der5]

@@CleaningHowTo I appreciate the quick response. “And may the odds be ever in your favor!”

[@CleaningHowTo]

@ra1der5 you’re welcome :)

[@ubuntu2382]

-250ml Cold Water -50 grams Washing Soda -50ml Isopropyl ~150ml Boiling Water -2 Drops Dishsoap (surfactant) Correct?

[@CleaningHowTo]

So I advocate 10% of the mixture to be washing soda, 10% rubbing alcohol. If you’re making 500mls, you would use what you describe above :)

[@richardheironimus8494]

What is washing soda?

[@diatonicdelirium1743]

Ha ha, you get to live like a slob for three months AND get a great video out of that. I'll be doing that four times a year, reminding my wife it's all for an experiment and a YT video ;)

[@pauldubar6014]

This is good but "filled to here" and add boiling water are unspecific measurements. Cannot follow this unless you list quantities so viewer can follow.

[@CleaningHowTo]

I list all the ingredients, measurements, and how to mix it in the video - I dont have it listed in the description as you need to mix it all in a certain way or it will go clumpy as per your other comment.

[@kevinman5019]

That’s not a measuring cup. It’s a fat separator. It’s used to separate stock from fat. You ladle the fat off of the top of the liquid into that container. The fat rises to the top after a few minutes. Since the poor spout opens from the bottom of the container the clean stock can be poured back into the pot leaving the fat in the separator. I guess in your business you could use something like that as an oil water separator. Just much bigger. Great videos and chemistry.

[@anitarajput11]

Unbelievable

[@Prairielander]

I like to use Borax. It has a pH of 9.5 vs. baking soda pH of 8.

[@CleaningHowTo]

I prefer the washing soda (PH 11 or so) as I find it stronger.

[@davidbgreensmith]

We can't use borax in the EU. It's been banned.

[@CleaningHowTo]

Yup!