DIY Toilet Cleaning Bombs (Homemade Toilet Tablets)

DIY toilet cleaning bombs fizz in the water and help freshen and clean the bowl. They save you money and flush less chemicals down the water, win-win!

Toilet cleaners can be expensive, and many tablets contain strong chemicals. Products like Clorox toilet tablets are convenient, but making your own cleaning bombs is surprisingly easy.

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Why Toilet Cleaning Bombs Work

The fizzing action helps loosen grime while essential oils provide a fresh scent.

The reaction happens when baking soda and citric acid contact water, creating gentle bubbling that helps break up buildup.

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Ingredients

Toilet Cleaning Bomb Recipe

Ingredients

• 1 cup baking soda
• ¼ cup citric acid
• 1 tablespoon dish soap
• 15–20 drops essential oil (lemon, tea tree, or eucalyptus)

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Supplies

• mixing bowl
• silicone mold or ice cube tray
• spoon.

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How to Make Toilet Cleaning Bombs

1. Combine baking soda and citric acid in a bowl.
2. Stir in dish soap slowly.
3. Add essential oils.
4. Mix until mixture holds together slightly.
5. Press mixture firmly into silicone molds.
6. Let dry 8–24 hours.
7. Remove and store in airtight container.

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How to Use Toilet Cleaning Bombs

1. Drop one tablet into the toilet bowl.
2. Let fizz for a few minutes.
3. Scrub with toilet brush.
4. Flush.

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Storage Tips

Keep tablets in an airtight container to prevent premature fizzing.

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FAQ

Can I add vinegar to the tablets?

No. Vinegar reacts with baking soda immediately, so it’s better added during cleaning if desired.

How long do they last?

Properly stored tablets can last 3–6 months.

Other Homemade Cleaning Solutions To Try:

• Dishwasher Tabs
• Laundry Powder
• Homemade Window Cleaner
• Luxury Laundry Bleach Alternative
• DIY Oxipowder
• All Natural Citrus Cleaner
• Baking Soda In a Jar Freshener