SUCCESS!
We rent our current house and the previous renters apparently did not EVER wash the inside of their tub—NASTY. (All of you people out there who don't scrub your tub, shame! I know it isn't a really fun job, but HONESTLY. Clean your tubs people!) I have tried a multitude of cleaners to get the brown stains off of the bottom of our tub—Bleach, OxiClean, a Magic Eraser, Kaboob, you name it—nothing has worked. UNTIL I tried Martha Stewart’s Tub Scrub from Pinterest! THANK YOU PINTEREST for being the most AWESOME site EVER! This worked like a charm—it was easy to make, didn’t even take much scrubbing, and rubbed the stains right off! I will admit there are a few small spots still on the bottom, but it is SO much better—and I am ecstatic! Check out the before and after pictures below—keep in mind that the before stains are AFTER all of the other failed cleaners.
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Tips/Thoughts:
· I used tea-tree oil (purchased at Vitamin World for about $6—the lady there also told me it was a great disinfectant if you put a few drops in a tub of water to soak scrapes/ect).
· I followed the measurements on Martha’s recipe exactly, and it made enough to scrub 2 tubs and there was still probably enough for ½ a tub left over. I stored the rest—I’ll let you know if it is still good after storage!
· Our tub is not porcelin—not sure what it is called, but it is an all-in-one unit that fits into the wall & is some type of plastic
Not sure why I didn't take these at the same angle, but oh well
And now, a close-up of the scuz
AH-mazing. Just amazing--I will never use another tub scrub again. AND, never fear anyone who rents this house after us, I WILL keep our tub from EVER getting this nasty again.
I cannot find the recipe. Can you post it?
ReplyDeleteSure! The original recipe is here: http://www.wholeliving.com/134227/tub-scrub
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