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Homemade Soft Scrub

March 19, 2014 by Margaret

Homemade Soft Scrub || www.isntthatsew.com
Homemade Soft Scrub Recipe
1 ½ cups Baking Soda
½ cup castile soap (Dr. Bronner’s)
2 tbsp. Water
10 drops essential oil
Mix all ingredients in large bowl. Using a soft cloth, spread scrub onto surface (sinks, showers, etc.) and rub in a circular motion. Don’t be afraid to use a little elbow grease! Rinse and wipe clean. To store scrub, place in an airtight container.
I love, love, love to use this recipe for my kitchen + bathroom sinks, as well as my tub. I attempted to take before and after shots of my bathtub…but, it just didn’t yield desirable photos. It didn’t show just how grimy the tub really was! With that said, in the past, I have used a vinegar and baking soda recipe (which works well for shower heads). However, I don’t like it for tubs and sinks as much as this scrub. The vinegar recipe not only smells, well…like vinegar. But, it is far more harsh on my bathtub. This recipe is much less abrasive, hence the “soft” scrub and it smells heavenly! Bonus!
This recipe is probably one of my favorite natural cleaning products. I hope you give this simple recipe a try! Do you have a favorite natural cleaning product? 
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** Just a few side notes**
 
** There are blog posts in circulation that have used this recipe and included vinegar. DO NOT combine vinegar and castile soap. 
 
** Make sure to rinse really well after use or you may leave an undesired film behind.
 
** Store in an airtight container or  mason jar. However, I usually just make a batch when I need it! 
Homemade Soft Scrub || www.isntthatsew.com
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