Homemade shower scrub cleaner – Easy to make

This homemade shower scrub cleaner is so easy to make! It only contains three ingredients, cleans well, and does not leave strong odors.

Homemade shower scrub cleaner

Usually, I like to clean everything with all-purpose cleaners. But for hard stains, I like to use a scrub cleaner.

As we continued our journey to a more natural way of living, I decided to make my own shower scrub cleaner. I’m always trying to find eco-friendly ingredients that will do the job, and this was a winner.

My original method of cleaning my shower was with dish soap and baking soda. Unfortunately, the odor from the dish soap was really strong, and it was not eco-friendly. Living in a small space and not being able to open the windows as much during the winter, allow the concentration of the odor to stay longer in our home. So, I decided to look for more natural alternatives.

I did try many different methods I found online. They were great, but some of them still have strong odors. So, I finally tried the one I made, and I was really happy with the results.

The Ingredients

Baking Soda: I use baking soda in so many ways! From making trash can deodorant to my powder laundry detergent. We all know the benefits of baking soda to fight odors, but it’s also good for cleaning and also creates a gentle scrub to this mix.

Castile Soap: This soap is more eco-friendly and super versatile. I use it in different homemade products, including my foaming hand soap.

Essential oils: I like to use castile soap without fragrance so I can add the aroma and quantity desired from my essential oils. I like to use lavender essential oil in most of my homemade products.

How do I use this scrub cleaner?

  1. I mix one tablespoon of the scrub cleaner into two cups of filtered water in a small container. This is to clean one bathtub.
  2. Then apply it with a soft brush.
  3. I let it stay for a few minutes and rinse it well with water.
  4. To take any extra mix left on the surface, I use a damp cloth. I would avoid using this mix on marble surfaces.

What do I need to make this homemade shower scrub cleaner?

Homemade shower scrub cleaner

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Kitchen Utensils

  • Measuring cup and spoons
  • Glass container

Materials

How do I make this homemade shower scrub cleaner?

In a small bowl, add the baking soda. I used my measuring cup to prepare the mix

Include the castile soap


Add the essential oil (this is optional)

Pour the mix into a glass container

Useful Tips

  1. With natural products we try to avoid any preservatives, with that, it is better to prepare small quantities and use them the same day if possible. It is so easy to make that just takes two minutes to prepare.
  2. Always try it in a small area first.

Homemade shower scrub cleaner

I hope you like this easy-to-make shower scrub cleaner. You may also like ” DIY Multi-purpose cleaner.”

Homemade shower scrub cleaner

Homemade Shower Scrub Cleaner

Prep Time: 2 minutes
Total Time: 2 minutes
Difficulty: Easy

This homemade shower scrub cleaner is so easy to make! It only contains three ingredients, cleans well, and does not leave strong odors.

Materials

  • 1/2 cup of Baking Soda
  • 2 tablespoon of Castile Soap
  • 3 drops of Lavender Essential oil (optional)

Tools

  • Measuring cup and spoons
  • Glass container

Instructions

  1. Add the baking soda to a small bowl. I used my measuring cup to prepare the mix.
  2. Add the castile soap.
  3. Add the essential oil (this is optional).
  4. Add the mix to a glass container.

12 Comments

  1. This cleaner worked so well and was so easy to put together. I Love all your tips and eco friendly products.

  2. I love using baking soda for extra grit and stain removal. This recipe looks very good, and eco friendly. I am definitely going to try it in the shower! Thanks for sharing!

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