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1/4 cup (60ml) vinegar Bacteria are everywhere, but you can minimize the presence of the harmful varieties on sinks and counter-tops with a good dose of vinegar-its acidity not only kills most bacteria but can also inhibit future growth. Use a clean cloth to apply 1/4 cup (60ml) vinegar to countertops and sinks. Do not […]
Ants and Aphids can be deterred by growing Spearmint, Peppermint and Pennyroyal.
Remove water stains from leather by rubbing with a cloth dipped in a vinegar-and-water solution. Test in a small area to make sure does not discolor or damage the leather. Not all leathers are created equally, what works with one item might damage another one – always test first.
To rid the smell after an unfortunate bout of sickness, clean the area thoroughly, then place a bowl of vinegar on the floor and leave overnight. This works very well in a car as well, especially in warm weather. Leave the bowl on the floor of the car overnight, with the doors and windows shut.
Blot up the urine with a soft cloth and wash several times with lukewarm water. Apply a mixture of equal parts vinegar and cool water. Blot up again, rinse, and let dry.
Vinegar works well to remove tempera paint, or the type of paint you use when you decorate your windows for Halloween or Christmas. It takes it off almost immediately. Sponge vinegar over the paint, then wipe off, removing residual paint with paper towels.
Remove stickers by soaking a cloth in vinegar and covering for several minutes until the vinegar soaks in. The stickers should then peel off easily.
That staining that occurs in clay and plastic flowerpots and their saucers comes right out without scrubbing. Just fill the kitchen sink with cold water and add plain white vinegar about 2/3 water to 1/3 vinegar. Soak the pots and saucers until they look clean and new. This may take up to an hour. Wash […]
Stubborn rings left where wet glasses have been placed on wood furniture can be removed by rubbing them with a mixture of equal parts of distilled vinegar and olive oil. Rub with the grain and polish for the best results.
Absorb the odor of fresh paint by putting a small dish of vinegar in the room.