In the age of technology and chemistry, you can not worry about spilled red wine on an expensive tablecloth, because all kinds of chemical compounds for cleaning and cleaning are always nearby. But we forget about simple and safe methods. The ones that were passed on to us from our grandmothers, and which are not so dangerous than the huge number of jars sold in the supermarket.
Thermos
In order for the plaque that forms on the walls of the flask to disappear in a thermos, it is necessary to brew tea stronger than usual within a week. The plaque will move away from the walls, there is no need to do anything extra.
A thermos will be clean if you keep weakly brewed tea in it instead of boiling water.
If the thermos has an unpleasant odor, rinse it with water and vinegar.
White plaque on glass and crystal can be washed with light movements using well-known table vinegar;
Crockery and cutlery
Greasy dishes can be washed without too much effort in warm water, for this you need to pour a little dry mustard into the water (1 teaspoon in a bowl). At the end, rinse the dishes with cool water. This is a proven dishwashing detergent.
To prevent cutlery from smelling like fish, wipe them with a piece of butter or a freshly cut lemon peel before washing.
The smell of fish will also help get rid of ordinary dry mustard. Before washing dishes, simply wipe it with dry mustard.
To return the shine to stainless steel cutlery, dip them in a potato broth for 10 minutes.
To clean enameled dishes, sinks and plates, the tooth powder we forgotten will help well, and if the swab with the powder is pre-moistened with vinegar, the effect will be even better.
Lemon juice cleans the blade of a knife, removes rust spots and ink stains from linen. And if you wipe a dark leather product with lemon juice, the product will shine.
China
To restore the former whiteness and fresh appearance of porcelain dishes, you need to rub it with drinking soda or vinegar and salt, some deeper stains from expensive porcelain items are removed with water and alcohol.
In order to preserve the original appearance of porcelain plates as best as possible, it is best to store them by shifting them with a white sheet of paper cut to fit the size of the plates;
Crystal and glass
Crystal and glass vases will shine again, for this they need to be rinsed in a solution of water, vinegar and salt (2 tablespoons of vinegar and 1 tablespoon of salt).
