1) Hydrogen Peroxide
Use 3% hydrogen peroxide mixed in water. This works great.  Mix 50/50 hydrogen peroxide with water in a cup.  A turkey baster makes a good way to get it up into your vagina.  Hold this in for about 5 minutes and then push it out when you are in the shower.  The smell will be gone for at least five days.  This is one of the best natural treatments for bacterial vaginitis.
 
2) Cold Compress
Bacterial vaginitis frequently affects women and is somewhat common.  Get medical help with this if the infection endures longer than a week.  There are some good natural home remedies which can be used to keep bacterial vaginitis infection under control.  One thing to do is to put cold compresses on the infected area.  Simply take a washcloth and wrap it around some ice cubes and apply this for some time to the area.  If you are not already using 100% cotton panties then switch.  Change your panties two or three times a day.  Make sure the whole vaginal area is kept dry.  If you have itching and scratching, place used teabags on the area to draw out the infection.  This will give immediate relief.  Make a mixture of rose water and sandalwood oil, store it in the refrigerator and put this on the area for long lasting relief.  Take turmeric capsules to relieve infection.  Use warm water with soap to wash your vagina working from the vagina to the anus and then cleanse completely with a solution of water with hydrogen peroxide.  Avoid all types of sugar as this will inflame the infection.

Apple Cider Vinegar

3) Golden Seal
A great home remedy for bacterial vaginitis is to make a tea with golden seal root and cleanse your vaginal area with it twice a day for 3 days.
 
4) Apple Cider Vinegar
Douche the genital area with a cotton ball dipped in apple cider vinegar twice a day. This is one of the best home remedies to treat bacterial vaginitis.
 
5) Cotton Panties or No Panties
Use a soft cotton cloth dipped in warm water to wash your vaginal area.  Use a hair dryer to dry the area.  Refrain from wearing any panties at all for a while.  Use only cotton panties or pajamas.  It is best if you can not wear any panties during the night once the infection has gone away.  Change panties at least once a day and wash them with a disenfectant like bleach.  Sun drying your panties will also help disinfect them.
 
6) Hydrogen Peroxide and Baking Soda
I have been around and around with bacterial vaginitis for about a year.  What I discovered is to use a 3% hydrogen peroxide douche without water.  I hold it in my vagina by squeezing for 2 or 3 minutes.  Then release to let it out.  I put baking soda around the outside and that worked great to stop the irritation and burning.  Just make a paste and dab it on before getting into the shower.  When I am ready to get out of the shower I wash it off.  This is a great home remedy for bacterial vaginitis.