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Eyeglasses will clean up and be free of streaks when wiped down with water to which a splash of vinegar has been added.Only use a clean microfiber cloth, anything paper based like tissues or most eye glass cleaning pads, can grind at the surface since wood is the core ingredient in paper.) Do NOT use […]
Keep your drains clean and working properly with vinegar. When they seem to be getting a bit sluggish, or even blocked, pour white vinegar down the kitchen and bathroom sinks and shower drain.Can be used as a regular maintenance to avoid problems. Safe for pipes and septic systems
Wipe down cutting boards with full-strength vinegar. It will clean them, cut grease, and absorb odors.
Plants may not make your house smell different but are good for filtering interior air–pretty much any broad green leaf plant will do. Peace Lilies are a favorite choice.Spider vines are another selection with excellent results
Apply full-strength vinegar to a cloth to polish the chrome on your car. Be sure to rinse thoroughly afterwards including any painted areas that may have come in contact with the solution
Choose certified organic products that disclose the purpose and origin of all ingredients. The more specific the information on the product label, the more green and healthy it’s likely to be
1/2 lemon Nothing can be more frustrating than a cumbersome wad of gum in your hair and on your clothes. While a dab of peanut butter remains a popular and effective remedy, it can also cause some stains in its own right due to its high fat content. Instead, try rubbing the cut side of […]
1/3 part white vinegar 1/3 part rubbing alcohol 1/3 part water 3 drops dishwashing liquid Mix in a (recycled) spray bottle and you have the equivalent of the floor cleaner. Just spray and mop. It also recommended for deodorizing a room and for a fast cleanup. Use this on any tile floors with great results. […]
1 handful lemon peel 1 handful coffee grounds If the neighborhood cat has mistaken your garden for a litter box, lemon peels will make the area a lot less inviting. Use a food processor to chop up a handful of peels and then mix them with your leftover coffee grounds. Scatter the mixture along the […]
There’s no need to buy the more expensive fragrance-filled brands of cat litter when you have some extra baking soda in the house. Fill the litter box halfway with cat litter and then spread a layer of baking soda (about 1 cup or 220g), followed by another layer of litter.