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Cleaning Recipes for the Bathroom

When it comes to dreaded chores, the bathroom is often the one most in need. From mildew growing on the shower walls to stubborn stains in the toilet bowl, the bathroom has a lot of cleaning opportunities that aren't very enticing but must be done. To help you get the job done, we assembled a list of our staff's favorite bathroom recipes that use essential oils. Your house will be sparkling in no time, and you can rest easy knowing you didn't expose your body or family to harmful chemical cleaners in the process.

Tile/Grout Cleaner

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Place all ingredients in a large, glass measuring cup and mix well.

Pour into a large container with a lid. (Can be an old yogurt or detergent tub.) Label container. Apply with a natural bristle brush for best results.

Toilet Cleaner

  • 1 cup distilled Water
  • 1/2 cup Liquid Castile Soap
  • 1 cup Baking Soda
  • 1/4 cup White Vinegar
  • 1 teaspoon Tea Tree oil
  • 1 teaspoon Lavender oil

Mix all ingredients into a large measuring cup. Be careful when you add the vinegar because the whole thing will fizz up. Pour into a squirt bottle and use for the toilet bowl, rim and seat.

Sink/Counter Cleaner

  • Lavender Soft Scrubber
  • 3/4 cup Baking Soda
  • 1/4 cup Powdered Milk
  • 1/8 cup Liquid Castile Soap
  • 5 drops Lavender oil
  • Water

Combine baking soda, milk, castile soap, and lavender oil in a plastic squirt bottle. Add just enough water to make a smooth paste. Shake or stir to mix. Apply to surface, then wipe area clean with a damp sponge or cloth. Rinse well.

Mold Buster Formula

Combine all ingredients in a spray bottle and shake to mix before using. Spray mixture on surfaces where mold is present and allow to sit for a few hours. Spray again and allow to dry. Do not rinse. Disclaimer: Rocky Mountain Oils is not liable for any damage caused by use of these recipes. Each recipe was tested by employees of RMO and did not cause damage to home or person, but we still implore our customers to use caution before using a recipe in their home. Test recipes on small areas before applying them to the entire surface and do not apply recipes to areas that are potentially sensitive (i.e. priceless Victorian tubs, Baby Grand pianos, etc.).