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DIY Fizzy Toilet Cleaner Recipe.

One of the most common questions we're asked is how to minimise plastic and toxins when cleaning the toilet.
Our simple formula is: Wooden Toilet Brush Nature-Friendly Cleaner It is possible to clean and sanitise a toilet without harsh chemicals and heady fake fragrances. Some people choose the Euclove liquid for ease and lovely scent, while others opt for plastic free toilet bombs. And, for those who want to go super simple, scroll to find a recipe to make your own Fizzy Toilet Cleaning Powder!
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Top 3 Toilet Brush Picks?
FROM L - R: 1. Heaven in Earth Wooden Toilet Brush - soft to medium coarseness bristles, medium size head, slightly shaped handle for easier holding, will suspend in a plastic toilet brush holder. 2. EcoMax Cocofibre Toilet Brush - medium coarseness and tightly packed bristles, smooth handle (least ergonomic for hands). 3. Redecker Union Fibre Toilet Brush - largest head, strongest bristle, and slightly shaped handle for easier holding.
Make Your Own
FIND THE RECIPE HERE
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