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If cleaning isn’t your favorite activity, you’re not alone!
In fact, cleaning expert Melissa Maker isn’t a fan, either. But that’s precisely how she’s able relate to and help her fans and clients.
And she doesn’t shy away from everybody’s least favorite part of the house to clean -- the bathroom. Or more specifically, the toilet.
In fact, Melissa makes her own toilet cleaner -- with a mix of water, baking soda, hydrogen peroxide and dish soap. She then squeezes the solution into her toilet bowl -- right underneath the rim -- and lets it sit for about 5 minutes.
“Cleaning products, kind of like a chicken breast, need time to marinate,” Melissa says.
So after you’ve given the solution time to do its job, scrub the grime off with a toilet brush -- and it should come off in no time at all!
