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Homemade “bombs” to clean the toilet in 5 minutes
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### 🧾 Ingredients You’ll Need
* 1 cup **baking soda** (cleans and deodorizes)
* ¼ cup **citric acid** (reacts with baking soda to fizz and break down buildup)
* 1 tablespoon **liquid dish soap** (gentle cleanser)
* 20 drops **essential oil** (e.g., lemon, lavender, eucalyptus, or tea tree for a fresh scent and antibacterial boost)
* Optional: a few spritzes of water in a spray bottle
* Silicone mold or ice cube tray for shaping
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### 👩🔬 How to Make Toilet Cleaning Bombs
#### 1. **Mix the Dry Ingredients**
In a large bowl, combine baking soda and citric acid. Stir well.
#### 2. **Add the Wet Ingredients**
Add dish soap and essential oils. Mix slowly — the citric acid will react if too wet.
#### 3. **Form the Bombs**
If the mixture is too dry to hold its shape, lightly mist with water using a spray bottle while stirring continuously. Stop as soon as it starts clumping like damp sand.
#### 4. **Press Into Molds**
Spoon the mixture into silicone molds or an ice cube tray. Press firmly.
#### 5. **Dry and Store**
Let the bombs dry for 4–6 hours or overnight. Once hard, pop them out and store in an airtight jar or container in a cool, dry place.
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### 🚽 How to Use
Drop **one toilet bomb** directly into the bowl. Let it fizz and work its magic for 5–10 minutes. Then give the bowl a quick brush if needed and flush.
You’ll be left with a clean, fresh-smelling toilet — no harsh chemicals, no scrubbing marathon.
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### 🧠 Extra Tips
* Use 2 bombs for extra dirty bowls or hard water buildup.
* For regular maintenance, drop in a bomb once every few days.
* Add vinegar to the bowl first if you want even more fizz and deep cleaning power.
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### 🏆 Final Thoughts
**Homemade toilet bombs** are a quick, easy, and natural way to keep your bathroom fresh and clean — without toxic fumes or store-bought waste. They’re not just effective, they’re also a fun DIY project that saves money and reduces chemical exposure in your home.
Make a batch this weekend, and transform your cleaning routine — one fizzy bomb at a time!
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Want a printable label or cute storage ideas for your DIY toilet bombs? Just let me know!