Here’s a toilet bomb recipe so you can make a fizzy toilet cleaner out of low-cost, natural ingredients and essential oils to freshen and deodorize your toilet without extra scrubbing. If you ...

So, I wanted to share my bath bomb recipe without corn starch so you can enjoy making your own bath bombs with your family too. These are full of natural ingredients so you will be safe and have ...

Wear gloves while handling ingredients. In a large bowl, mix baking soda and citric acid. In a microwave-safe container, heat cocoa butter and shea butter in microwave in 10-second increments ...

Bath Bombs (GMC, 2014) by Elaine Stavert whips up 15 fizzy and fragrant bath bomb projects to try out at home.Along with a basic starting bath bomb recipe, Stavert gives tips on finding objects ...

Citric acid (This is usually available at grocery stores in the canning section.) A muffin tray or ice cube tray (If you are using a muffin tray, you can dry the bath bombs for 45 minutes in an ...

Fun to make and use, these fizzies are fun to keep or give away. DIY springtime flip-flop shaped bath fizzies Skip to main content Skip to header navigation ...

Enter the bath bomb! They're cute, trendy, can predict what Hogwarts house you belong in , and will transform your bath into a fizzy constellation of colors and lovely smells.

These bath fizzies are really fun and so easy, even a kid can make them! They fizz because of a chemical reaction between the acid and baking soda. These fizzies are perfect in the bath AND great ...