Sustainable Living BLOG and Amazing Cleaning Tips

soda.a all-purpose cleaner used to remove mould in the shower.

Cleaning Tip - Mould

Mould in your bathroom? Use soda.a all-purpose on mould and grime in your shower.  Leave it for at least 30 minutes, scrub with the coconut fibre ...

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