How to Clean Using Baking Soda and Peroxide

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How to Clean Using Baking Soda and Peroxide

Testing the rumours on baking soda and peroxide

Karen Larard

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Step 1 of 4

My kitchen work top and sink is made of granite and a polymer. It is heat resistant and easy to clean. BUT the sink discolour very easy, so I scrub and scrub. This is the sink after scrubbing

Step 2 of 4

I heard of baking soda and peroxide and decided to give it a try. I used 1/2 a cup of baking soda and mixed in peroxide to a thick paste.

Step 3 of 4

Applied it and waited for 1/2 hour. I then basically just rinsed it off

Step 4 of 4

Before and after. No more scrubbing of the sink , I'm going to use this from now on.

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Karen Larard

Brønshøj , Denmark

Hi I'm Danish, 55 years old. Mum and wife, apart from that I'm almost normal

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½ Cups Baking soda

Peroxide 3%

Awesome

A Murray 10 months ago

You are welcom😄

Karen Larard (author) 12 months ago

Ya I think I have hard water :( I get buildup on shower heads and faucets so I'll def try vinegar. Thanks for the tip!

Erin Williams 12 months ago

I use vinegar cleaning my shower head, I unscrew it and place it in a bowl full of vinegar over night, then just rinse in the morning.

Karen Larard (author) 12 months ago

Well Erin if you have lot of lime building up in your bathroom, due to calcium in your water try using plain vinegar, provided you don't have marble, marble will be corroded by the vinegar.

Karen Larard (author) 12 months ago

That would be wonderful! I did use the baking soda and peroxide paste to clean my bathroom last weekend and it worked so well in getting rid of stains. I'd love to know how else I can use natural products like these around the house, no more toxic cleaning solutions! Thanks for all your awesome guides!! :)

Erin Williams 12 months ago

Dear Erin I'm thinking about making an other guide on baking powder which can be used for so many things

Karen Larard (author) 12 months ago

Wow I didn't know there was so much you could do with these ingredients, I'm def interested in learning more

Erin Williams 12 months ago

There are literally HUNDREDs of uses around the home for this type of stain removal. Best yet is if u have a recycling water system, the peroxide and baking soda kill nasty bacteria and feed the good ones :) (when used up to twice a week)

Leighla 💜🎃🌱🌵🐑🌻💜 12 months ago

Awesome! Thanks!

Erin Williams 12 months ago