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How to make the shower easier to use
Cleaning advanced shower tools begins with the best way to cut through grime:
1 liter of bleach (some tutorials skip this step if you prefer not to use harsh chemicals like laundry detergent)
1 liter of white vinegar
Some of you might be asking: Isn't it dangerous to mix bleach and vinegar? The answer is yes, but we must not mix things up now. Keep reading...
Cleaning a washing machine
Fill a empty washing machine with warm water, like when you have a lot of clothes to wash.
Pour one quart of bleach into the washing machine and let it run for one minute to mix the bleach with the water.
Open the top part of the showerhead and leave it there for an hour, with bleach inside.
When the clock stops, just shut the lid and let the machine finish its cycle. (The water will remove all of the bleach, so there might not be any danger of it mixing with the vinegar.)
When you fail, try again. Now, when the washing machine is filled with warm water, pour 1/4 cup of white vinegar into the water and down the bleach compartment.
Let the machine run for a minute to mix the water and vinegar. After one minute, open the device's lid and let the fresh water sit in the sink for an hour before the cycle finishes.
After cleaning the sink, spray the seals, filters, and outer part of the machine doors with a mixture of vinegar and water. Clean the whole unit with a soft cloth.
This method not only worked better to make the basement smell good but also made a big difference in how the inside of the tank felt. Gentle and simple, like when you clean your face, it's easy to remove stubborn water spots and soap residue. Also, the most efficient way took around 2 hours and cost much less than $3.
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