Last month, Connie from Paintsville, KY, posted a tip about cleaning a toilet with baking soda and red wine vinegar. Several TF readers asked for more specifics (how much of each product do you use?), but I never saw Connie's answer. Does anyone know?
Thanks very much for your help.
By Caseye from Plano, TX
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I would just put in the baking soda, and then add the vinegar carefully...because it will fizz like crazy when it hits the baking soda, and you don't want a smelly, fizzy mess on your floor. :-)
Why not just experiment yourself?
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My family and I decided to go green back in August. We live in a rural community and there are few green products available. One day while experimenting with a better way to clean the commode, my daughter and I decided to use baking soda and plain white vinegar. This did a decent job, but there was lots of scrubbing involved.
By Connie from Paintsville, KY
I hope you found a place that sells red wine vinegar rather inexpensive, as it can be pretty pricey in a grocery store in the small bottle size! (11/17/2008)
What ratios did you use? Thanks. (11/17/2008)
By arlene.
More information please. How much of each do you use? Which goes in the toilet first? How long do you leave it in there before flushing? (11/17/2008)
By Ginger Yazak
You can get red wine vinegar at the Dollar Store in your area, and a good size bottle too. (11/18/2008)
By Irene
