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Let me tell you something: I used to dread cleaning the bathroom. Seriously, who has the time to scrub tiles every week? Not me!
But then I discovered the magic of a daily shower cleaner. Just a few spritzes after your shower and voilà—no more soap scum or water spots.
After a lot of experimenting (and a few bubbly messes!), I’ve finally perfected a homemade shower spray that works wonders—plus, it’s super easy to make!
And the best part? This DIY recipe is so simple, you can whip it up in minutes using ingredients you probably already have at home.
Plus, it’s a no-rinse formula, so you can spray and walk away. How awesome is that?
1. Prepare Your Spray Bottle
First things first—grab your spray bottle. If you’re reusing an old one, make sure it’s clean.
A dark-colored bottle is ideal because hydrogen peroxide breaks down in light.
If you do not have a dark bottle, don’t worry, just slip an old sock over it and store it in a dark place to keep it potent.
2. Mix the Magic Potion
Place your funnel in the spray bottle opening and pour in ½ cup of hydrogen peroxide.
Then, add ½ cup of rubbing alcohol. These two ingredients are the real powerhouses of this cleaner—one brightens and the other speeds up drying time.
Next, add 1 teaspoon of dish soap. This helps cut through any soap scum or body oils left behind after your shower.
After that, pour in 1 tablespoon of rinse aid.
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