What do you use to replace clorax?

reesipeesi

There is nothing like bleach to clean white surfaces.  Any suggestions for a bath tub?

Alisha_A

Well I've never cleaned with bleach so... I don't know. Actually the idea is really weird to me! Don't you choke on the fumes? Do you wear gloves? I just clean with Dr. Bronner's and vinegar. My tub is still white.

Izzybeth3

Alisha_A:

Well I've never cleaned with bleach so... I don't know. Actually the idea is really weird to me! Don't you choke on the fumes? Do you wear gloves? I just clean with Dr. Bronner's and vinegar. My tub is still white.

I second the dr B's and vinegar.  Also, if you need to scrub something, baking soda works wonders 

jennyk213

I was never one for using bleach either.  To scrub my tub and sinks, I mix up a paste of baking soda and Dr. Bronner's and use some elbow grease. 

pixieprincss

Bleach is totally gross to me. I hate the smell, the damage it does to skin and clothes, etc. plus it doesn't kill mold on porous surfaces. So, for me--it was easy to give up! I use recipes from the amazing book Green Clean. I put my favorite bathroom/mold-buster one in this post (under the pic of the spray bottles).

ksdk

I scrub with Bon Ami. The grit can do a better job than Clorox Clean Up.

CDMay2006

Are you talking about an abrasive product clorox makes?  Or just plain old bleach?  Peroxide or vinegar can be used as effectively to disinfect bathroom surfaces (i think i saw someone posted a link to cleaning solution recipes up above).  I use a green scrubber pad and sometimes vinegar and/or baking soda if necessary and it works better than bleach would, because it is slightly abrasive. 

kelbrian

I make Dr. Bronner's and Borax into a paste and scrub. Our tub is super white.

xxSOMMERxx

Click on my blog below and click on "Green Living." I have a bunch of different recipes to make your own cleaning supplies.