Descaling rollers for toilets
Ingredients
- 75g of baking soda
- 25g citric acid
- The equivalent of a tablespoon of water
Configuration
- Mix baking soda and citric acid in a container.
- Using a spray bottle, spray the equivalent of a tablespoon of water onto the mixture.
Do this carefully, as a chemical reaction will occur. - Place your preparation in a silicone mold. Pack it well to make it compact.
- Wait 24 hours and unmold your small pebbles.
- Wait another 24 hours for it to be completely dry.
Use Case
Put a pebble once a week in the toilet bowl and wait at least 30 minutes, then scrub.
You can also leave the pebble on overnight.
toilet gel
Ingredients
- 30g cornstarch
- 400ml of water
- 500ml white vinegar
Configuration
- Heat the water with the starch. Mix well to avoid lumps, bring to
- boiling.
- Add the vinegar and mix again.
- Let cool .
- Pour into a container.
Use Case
Pour into the toilet bowl, leave to act for ten minutes and vigorously scrub the edges and bottom of the bowl with a toilet brush.
Anti-limescale and disinfectant, this 100% ecological and economical homemade product is one of the essentials to have at home!
Liquid hand soap
Ingredients (for a 60 cl bottle)
- 50 cl water
- 3,5 tablespoons of Marseille soap (grated or flakes/shavings)
- 3 tablespoons of glycerin or liquid honey (same properties)
- 2,5 teaspoons of vegetable oil (olive, sweet almond, sunflower, rapeseed, etc.)
- 6 drops of lavender or petitgrain essential oil
- Bitter orange, or other flavor (optional)
Configuration
- Bring the water to a boil in a saucepan and pour in the Marseille soap.
- Add the vegetable oil of your choice and mix.
- Add the honey (or vegetable glycerin) and mix again.
- Wait until the mixture cools and the Marseille soap liquefies completely before adding the essential oil.
- Transfer the mixture into a pump bottle using a funnel.
Use Case
It is important to leave your hosts with soap for regular hand washing.
But the ingredients found in commercial liquid soaps are often harmful to health and the environment. So making “homemade” soap has all its advantages: it's economical and ecological!