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<\/a>Toilet Repair Plumber 317-784-1870<\/p><\/div>For all you homeowners looking for new ways to \u201cgo green<\/em>\u201d, learning to make your own eco-friendly toilet bowl cleaner is a great addition to your efforts. With a few natural ingredients, you can concoct your very own chemical-free toilet bowl cleaner that\u2019s safe for you and the environment! Most store-bought cleaners contain harsh chemicals that can be damaging to your health as well as your home\u2019s plumbing and vital appliances (i.e. water heater, water softener, etc.<\/em>). Homemade toilet bowl cleaner is a fantastic alternative to harmful, over-the-counter products; not only because it is much safer, but also because it\u2019s equally-effective at cleaning. <\/p>\n Continue reading to learn a useful recipe for homemade, eco-friendly toilet bowl cleaner, and feel good about protecting yourself, your loved ones, and the environment!<\/p>\n 🚽 Large Glass Bowl AND…<\/strong><\/p>\n Disinfecting Essential Oil of Your Choice: <\/p>\n ❧<\/font> Tea Tree<\/em> 1<\/font><\/strong> Using your wooden spoon, combine 2 cups of baking soda and 1 teaspoon of essential oil into a large glass bowl. You must use a glass bowl and wooden spoon because essential oils can corrode metal and plastic.<\/p>\n 2<\/font><\/strong> Continue to mix the baking soda and oil together until the majority of clumps are gone. Then transfer the powder into a glass storage jar with a tightly-sealed lid. This will give you nearly 30 uses!<\/p>\n ①<\/font><\/strong> Scoop 1 tablespoon of powder from your jar and pour it into the toilet bowl. Use an additional scoop for the walls. <\/p>\n ②<\/font><\/strong> Use your toilet brush to spread (not scrub!) the powder\/oil mix around on the walls and basin.<\/p>\n ③<\/font><\/strong> Pour a \u00bd cup of 20% white vinegar into the bowl. It should start to fizz on contact. If you cannot find 30% vinegar, you can use 5% distilled white vinegar instead, but increase the amount to 2 cups.<\/p>\n ④<\/font><\/strong> If no fizzing occurred, you\u2019ll need to use some more scoops of cleaner. Once the fizzing goes down, use your toilet brush to scrub the toilet clean.<\/p>\n ⑤<\/font><\/strong> Allow the mixture to settle for 10 to 15 minutes before flushing it down.<\/p>\n Weilhammer Plumbing Company 317-784-1870<\/p><\/div>Call Weilhammer Plumbing Company at 317-784-1870 for prompt and professional toilet repair<\/a> in Indianapolis, Indiana. Owner and master plumber, Mark Weilhammer<\/a>, and his team of licensed plumbers, are eager to help you get your plumbing back on track and at a price that\u2019s fair. We offer free estimates, free plumbing advice, and free haul-away services for old or broken plumbing appliances. Call 317-784-1870 to request a free estimate for Indianapolis plumbing service and repair<\/strong>, today.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" For all you homeowners looking for new ways to \u201cgo green\u201d, learning to make your own eco-friendly toilet bowl cleaner is a great addition to your efforts. With a few natural ingredients, you can concoct your very own chemical-free toilet … Continue reading What You Need<\/h1>\n
\n🚽 Glass Storage Jar
\n🚽 Wooden Spoon
\n🚽 Toilet Brush
\n🚽 Baking Soda
\n🚽 20% White Vinegar<\/p>\n
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