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1 tablespoon (15ml) lemon juice 2 cups (500ml) water Newspaper Here’s a lemon-fresh way to clean your windows to a streak-free shine. Mix the lemon juice with the water in a large spray bottle (double the formula if the bottle is larger). Spray directly onto windows and mirrors and wipe clean with a crumpled wad […]
Spray 3% hydrogen peroxide solution on mirrors for a sparkling, streak-free clean.
For effortless cleaning and less bending, try squirting vinegar on the head of a moistened mop and wiping over the floor. Environmentally friendly and cheap!
1 cup (250ml) vinegar 1/2 cup (110g) baking soda To give your toilet an all-natural clean, start with vinegar. Pour it into the bowl and let it sit for 1 hour. The mild acidity will jump-start the cleaning process and make the next step much easier. To finish the job, dip the toilet brush in […]
1 tablespoon (14g) baking soda 1 teaspoon (5ml) lemon juice 2 tablespoons (30ml) vinegar (optional) It’s easy to keep porcelain sinks sparkling clean with this all-natural, germ-fighting combination: To begin, place the baking soda in a small pile in the sink. Pour the lemon juice on top and watch it start to bubble. Stir with […]
3 spoonfuls baking soda Reorganizing the kitchen cupboards can be a gratifying task until you come across a sticky mess stuck to a shelf. Before you haul out the scrub brush and a slew of cleaners, consider sprinkling a few spoonfuls of baking soda in the mess. Owning to the delicate scrubbing power of baking […]
1 cup (250ml) vinegar Over time, mineral deposits can block the small nozzles of your showerhead and affect water pressure, but a 12-hour soak in vinegar can do wonders to get rid of them. Soak a clean washcloth in 1 cup (250ml) vinegar and wrap it around the showerhead. Alternately, you can give the fixture […]
If you have a septic tank, use vinegar instead of harsh chemicals to clean the toilet bowl. Leave overnight if you can. It will help to keep the germs down
You can remove stains from most bathroom surfaces by applying a paste of baking soda and water; let sit for a few minutes then scrub or wipe clean.
Use one part vinegar to one part water to clean tiles and grouting. On newer tiles, test in an inconspicuous area first, especially if colored grouting has been used.