Findings and Updates:
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- I found that the toilet bombs turned a golden color so the ascorbic acid probably bleached the green mica to golden color. I still like the toilet bombs in the new green Ball jars though.
- The green Ball lids set off the green Ball Jars. When I was canning more, I found that Ball jars seemed to be sturdier than Kerr jars but Kerr jars had more flat space to place labels on the jar outer walls.
- I experimented with the color of the Drop A Bomb tags. Originally they were brown with a little pink underlining. Probably that color is appropriate. LOL I ran out of ink so I did not get the tags completed and laminated for the photo, but you can see the almost finished product.
- The lemons fall apart much easier than the larger squares, but the squares do not fit into narrow mouth jars without some alterations.
- I placed a paper doily in the bottom of the jar, but I think green paper shreds or left over Easter grass would work fine.
- I was able to place 25 lemons into each jar and each lemon is approximately 1/2 ounce, so it equals out to be 12.5 ounces of product per jar.
- The newer the product, the more fizz it made.
- The fragrance is lovely. The kids that can't smell body odor think this fragrance is strong. LOL
- I would not mind having this in powdered form with a scoop for me. Just a thought.....This way I can use more or less, depending on how bad the toilet is. A few years ago, I saw a show about cheap people and a man used baking soda and vinegar to clean his toilets. Think about this, most people have played with this when making a volcano experiment. It works well....
2 comments:
I had not seen your toilet bombs before and think they are absolutely fabulous! i am glad to hear the kids (who can't smell body odor) think they smell good... hahahaha!! :)
xox, Crystelle
You will have to try them. They are very easy to do.
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