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You\u2019ll be surprised at how much fresher your bathroom is with this quick trick.\n
2. DEEP CLEAN YOUR BATHROOM.\n
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You may not even realize it but over time, untreated mold in your bathroom grout can contribute to a musty bathroom smell. And on the floor, grout can absorb spilled urine and other fluids, adding up over time to the stink. Deep clean and fix any grout cracks and moldy spots and you will see your bathroom freshen.\n
3. EMPTY YOUR SINK TRAP\n
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What you think might be a stinky poo smell might actually be your drain all gunked up and rotting. Twice a year, remove the sink drain trap. It is EASY to do, you don\u2019t need to hire a plumber. Just unscrew it, remove the junk that fills it up, rinse it out and replace. This will help keep bathroom odors to a minimum\n
4. DIY TOILET BOMBS\n
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Speaking of essential oils, you can pair them with baking soda, water, and citric acid to make your own DIY toilet bombs to get rid of toilet odor.\n
The baking soda helps absorb and eliminate odors, the citric acid is a great antimicrobial, and of course, the essential oils add a pleasant scent to the family restroom.\n
They take several days to make, so be sure to double the recipe. At least at our house, we go through a bunch of them.\n
5. CREATE YOUR OWN POO-POURRI TOILET SPRAY\n
Have you heard of Poo-Pourri? It\u2019s a spray that you use before you use the bathroom to help eliminate odors while you\u2019re going #2. But, you can make your own copycat poo-pourri at home to save some money.\n
6. KEEP THAT TOILET BRUSH CLEAN- THE EASY WAY\n
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It\u2019s no surprise that your toilet brush may be harboring some germs and odors. Fill your toilet brush holder with your favorite cleaner), and let your brush soak in that between uses.\n
7. BAKING SODA AS A BATHROOM DEODORIZER\n
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Get a small jar and fill it with baking soda. This will help you eliminate odors. Baking soda is a natural scent absorber. AND the ph balance of the baking soda will also kill bacteria, so it serves a double purpose.\n
8. GET AN EASY-TO-REMOVE TOILET SEAT\n
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Terrible, awful, no good bathroom smells can hide in those tiny crevices that you don\u2019t clean that often, particularly if you have boys in your home. Sorry, fellas, but it\u2019s true.\n
Every now and then, remove the toilet seat to clean around those fittings. Seriously, this one trick makes a huge difference! You\u2019ll be amazed.\n
9. TOWELS!! GET RID OF STINKY TOWELS\n
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If your bathroom has a musty odor, it very well could be that your towels are the culprits. Cotton is TERRIFIC at absorbing water and drying us off, but unless towels are able to dry completely, they become breeding grounds for bacteria and mold. The solution? Wash them in hot water and add a cup of vinegar with a second rinse cycle. Vinegar will help kill the stink culprits and leave your towels soft and smelling fresh.\n
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Matches work. The striking of the match burns up the methane gasses in the room, helping the bathroom go back to fresh faster.\n
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Or burn candles in the bathroom, the scent of candles also helps eliminate odors in the bathroom.\n
11. DIY TRASHCAN DEODORIZER \u2013 USE BAKING SODA\n
I\u2019ve never met a trash can that couldn\u2019t use a little freshening up. We use baking soda in the back of the fridge, in the kitchen pantry, and in the bathroom! Sprinkle some in the bottom of your trash can. Goodbye smelly bathroom (trash)!\n
12. VINEGAR IN THE TOILET TANK HACK\n
Have you tried vinegar in the water tank? Pour in one cup, flush it a few times, and your toilet will smell fresh again. Do not allow the vinegar to sit in your tank for long periods, though.\n
13. MOP OUT THE SMELL\n
Pair witch hazel with essential oils and purified water into your mop for a smelly odor knockout combination that doesn\u2019t overpower your senses.\n
And finally, my friend swears that she could never get rid of that \u201cboy smell\u201d in her bathroom until she got a Steam Mop. It\u2019s worth a try, right?\n
Just make sure that the oils you are using are safe for steaming. Our favorite is blending tea tree and lemon! Smells SO GOOD.\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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