Here’s the recipe I promised. I like to make a gallon at
a time in an old milk jug, so I quadruple this recipe.
Be sure to PIN this so all your friends can save time and have
clean showers too!
Ingredients:
24 oz. water
½ cup hydrogen peroxide
½ cup rubbing alcohol
2 tsp. Dawn dish washing liquid (or whatever you prefer)
2 tsp. automatic dishwasher rinse such as Jet Dry
Mix it Up:
Step 1 – Pour water into a clean spray bottle.
Step 2 – Add hydrogen peroxide.
Step 3 – Add rubbing alcohol.
Step 4 – Add dish washing liquid.
Step 5 – Add automatic dishwasher rinse.
Step 6 – Give a little shake to mix ingredients.
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I buy all my ingredients at Sam’s Club or Costco to bring the cost down
even further and then I have plenty of the ingredients on hand when a new
batch of homemade shower cleaner is needed.
Now I’m aware that another solution is to have soft water in your houses
BUT I’m too old for a slip and fall. I don’t want to be the lady that falls in
the shower and has to yell “I’ve fallen and I can’t get up”!
I hope you enjoy this little household tip that will save you money
and save your back.
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So do you spray it when your done showering and then rinse each time?
I spray the walls of the shower after each use. You do not need to rinse it off.
Looking forward to trying this. Only concern is that I understand hydrogen peroxide degreades in the light and should be kept in a dark container.
Maybe picky but if you are making a gallon, it might be worth optimising the conditions to preserve the mix.
I mix it up in an empty plastic gallon milk container and keep it in a cupboard. But you could certainly keep it in an opaque container. Good Luck!
I just made up a bottle of homemade daily shower cleaner. I labeled the bottle w/ingredients, and we are good to go. I tried a bit of it on my clean shower. I love this idea, thank you for sharing this!!
I’m so glad to have helped in a small way! Cherice