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Baking Soda Cleaner
1 1/2 C. Baking Soda
10 drops of Essential Oil (Peppermint or Lemon) are nice
10 drops of Tea Tree oil (for antibacterial purpose, works great on killing mold)

Shake this up in an old container. You can use a spice container but be careful which ones you use. For instance, if you use an old garlic salt container you won't be able to get the smell out! You can use any container with a lid with holes punched in it. I found a cute little baking soda container at Walmart. It already had holes in it for sprinkling and a cap that fits on top. this holds exactly 1 1/2 cups of baking soda and works great! But you can be creative. If you have a larger container just double recipe accordingly.

This cleaner with an old towel rag and some elbow grease gets my sinks/tubs cleaner than anything else!

If you want to really feel like you are "cleaning" You can spray the vinegar cleaner on top of it to give it a fizzy action.

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This isn't a natural cleaner, and it's not as cheap as baking soda, but I'll never go back! I found that Magic Erasers literally wipe away the soap scum and stains. My bathtub sparkles afterward and there's no elbow grease involved!

And I buy the walmart cheapo brand

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magic eraser is a lifesaver for me!  I live in an apartment and my boys are always getting something on the walls that doesn't belong.  Recently the baby got permanent marker and crayon on the walls, the magic eraser literally wiped it away with just water...and we have textured walls!