In today's world, stores offer a huge selection of cleaning products. Unfortunately, many of them pollute the environment and cause allergic reactions. Try natural remedies, many of which were used by our grandmothers.
Instruction manual
1
Baking soda paste.
In order to take advantage of the unique cleaning properties of soda, you will need:
- Baking soda - 2 glasses
- Warm water - 1 liter
Mix soda with water. You should get pasta. Apply it with a sponge to the surfaces to be cleaned, rinse with water. To remove stubborn dirt, wait for the paste to dry completely and only then rinse.
A good way to easily clean all dishes: pour 2 packs of soda ash in the bath, pour warm water, leave overnight. Take out the kitchen utensils in the morning, wipe with a sponge and rinse.
2
Vinegar. Food vinegar easily removes dirt and gives shine. A tool based on it can be used to clean mirrors, windows, floors.
We will need:
- food vinegar (transparent) - 2 tbsp.
- warm water - 2 glasses
- boric acid - 1 tsp
- dishwashing detergent - 0.5 tsp
Mix all the ingredients. Pour the resulting solution into a spray bottle.
3
Lemon. Wipe the shelves of the refrigerator, chopping boards with citric acid diluted with water and you will get rid of the unpleasant odor. Lemon preserves the luster of the furniture, for this it is enough just to put a mixture of lemon juice on a cloth and wipe the surface with it. After that, take a polishing cloth and go over her furniture. Lemon can be used to clean silverware.
4
Potatoes. Potato juice will help clear the soot in a pan and pan. Cut the potato in half, dip in soda and rub the contaminated surface, update the slice from time to time.
5
Olive oil. Surprisingly, olive oil can be used not only for cooking and cosmetic procedures, but also for home care. A cloth made of cotton, on which a little olive oil is poured, will remove scratches from leather furniture, give shine to steel dishes, furniture fittings, and clean plant leaves.
6
Universal dishwashing detergent.
- Laundry soap - 50 g
- Warm water - 1 liter
- Baking soda - 4 tbsp.
- Lemon juice - 1 tsp
In a 1 liter jar, put a half of a bar of laundry soap, fill with water. Leave it overnight. In the morning, whisk the mixture with a blender, pour soda and add lemon juice. Pour into a container with a dispenser.
