Overview
- TN relays El Mueble’s expert-backed routine that starts top to bottom and equips readers with brushes, gloves, multiuse detergent, disinfectant, glass cleaner, anti-mold, white vinegar, baking soda, and bleach.
- Techniques include a vinegar–detergent spray for shower limescale, a 30‑minute vinegar soak for showerheads, a mirror mix using distilled water, vinegar and cornstarch, and skipping vinegar on marble or granite.
- For toilets, the advice calls for baking soda with white vinegar and optional essential oil, bleach only for stubborn stains with good ventilation, and filling the tank with white vinegar for 12 hours before scrubbing.
- Los Andes highlights a newer deodorizing option that mixes lemon juice, a small amount of fabric softener, and hot water for a longer‑lasting scent, noting vinegar or baking soda often fall short for persistent odors.
- A later TN guide adds low‑cost odor controls like open baking soda, overnight vinegar, activated charcoal or coffee, and lemon water spray, while stressing daily ventilation and keeping grout and textiles dry.