What product can I use to clean toilet bowls, tubs, & sinks w/out scrubbing?

Answer 1

I use dow scrubbing bubbles, and I never have to scrub anything. Just spray it on, leave it for about 5 minutes, then come back and wipe up with a damp cloth. I will never use anything else in my bathroom. In the tub/shower, I spray about 5 minutes before I plan to get in, and then use the shower head to just spray it off while I am getting a shower...don't even have to wipe.

Answer 2

I used good old Pepsi or Coke.

I spent 2 months, and about $100 on cleaning products trying to scrub the hard water stains out of my toilet. I used products so strong that we had to leave the house for the day. All to no avail.

One night I shoved some rags down the hole of the toilet, poured in 4 liters of Cola, and 4 hours later, just wiped it out gently. Good as new.

And people drink this stuff?

Answer 3

There is the Kaboom No Scrub for the toilet, which works really well and is not very pricey. And the Scrubbing Bubbles Automatic shower cleaner works great, too. I own both and haven't had to touch either one ever since. I don't know about the sink, though, sorry.

Answer 4

i live in the country and have well water ,i have used so many products that i thought i would never get rid of the rust stains and the all were so expensive ,one day i went and got some the works toilet boel cleaner .i put that in my toilet it worked great so i put in my tub it worked great sinks it worked ,then one day i looked in my washer it was orange so i put the works toilet bowl cleaner in a spray bottle sprayed the inside of my washer ran it through a cycle and it looked new again .now when i go to the dollar store i buy 10 at a time .79 cents a bottle works for me ,no scrubbing at all but it does stink you need ventilation when using .good luck

Answer 5

ok, this is going to sound weird and wonderful, yet countless the main suitable cleansing products i've got used are those generally discovered around the homestead, specifically baking soda, lemon juice, and vinegar! Very low-priced yet very useful. For hard stains around the sinks and counters, bathtubs and showers, sprinkle baking soda around, and soak a toothbrush with complicated bristles (or previous wash rags if the stain isn't too enormous), and scrub (you do no longer would desire to scrub complicated nevertheless, except the stain is deep). The extra baking soda and lemon juice you utilize, the less scrubbing you will would desire to do. you're able to do the comparable concern with baking soda and vinegar, yet in basic terms placed on gloves. i've got used the two procedures for cleansing hard stains or for typical cleansing and located i do no longer would desire to scrub as often, in basic terms touch up factors. For contained in the bathroom bowl, Scrubbing Bubbles has a disposable cleansing head which you will flush down the bathroom. good success!!!!

Answer 6

If you've got good ventilation you can use hydrochloric acid. DO NOT GET THIS ON ANY PART OF YOUR BODY! I watched it take 25 yrs of dirt and mold buildup off the side of a brick building. it don't take much. I also watched it eat the spring in the pump sprayer. You can buy it at hardware stores or you can make it with bleach and ammonia... big no no.
Not quite sure, but i think this is the main active ingredient in coke. but don't take my word for it.

Answer 7

You can use Scrubbing Bubbles. Spray the foam on, then rinse or dry off.

Answer 8

It's called a maid service.

Answer 9

Coca Cola (or Pepsi), no kidding

Answer 10

oven cleaner