Storage: Keep baking soda in a cool, dry place in a sealed container for future cleaning needs.
Quick Touch-Up: Sprinkle a little baking soda in the tub after each shower for easier maintenance.
Variations
Lemon Boost: Add a few drops of lemon juice to the paste for extra cleaning power and a fresh scent.
Vinegar Fizz: Spray white vinegar over baking soda for a fizzy reaction that tackles stubborn stains.
Essential Oil Freshness: Mix a few drops of tea tree or lavender oil into the paste for antibacterial properties and a pleasant aroma.
FAQ
1. Is baking soda safe for all bathtub surfaces?
Yes — it’s gentle enough for porcelain, acrylic, and fiberglass tubs. Avoid using on delicate or polished stone without testing first.
2. Can I leave the paste on for longer?
Yes, for tougher stains, leave it for up to 10 minutes before wiping.
3. Does it remove mold and mildew?
Baking soda helps prevent mildew growth and removes light stains, but severe mold may require additional treatment.
4. Can I use it for sinks and tiles?
Absolutely — the same method works for sinks, countertops, and bathroom tiles.
5. How often should I clean the bathtub this way?
For best results, use once a week or as needed to prevent buildup.
