i was a bit confused the other day when a household cleaning tip popped up on FB from BR..... but I had the ingredients so I tried it and.... they were right.
white vinegar plus dishwashing liquid in a dish wand does make the shower door super easy to clean!
Thanks BR :)
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BRs household cleaning tip!
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I live in one of these non-insulated, older houses that has a bathroom on the wrong side of the house. That means that the bathroom is will grow mould easily, not just on the wet surfaces but the ceiling too. Scrubbing the entire ceiling is time consuming and straining for my back, neck and shoulder. But I discovered a method that keeps things more manageable. I scrub the ceilings and areas with mould and wipe them down and follow with plain white vinegar on those surfaces. Since doing that the mold hasn't spread all over the bathroom as quickly and I don't need to clean it as often.
I soo need to try this. I usually bleach the bathroom but the fumes drive me nuts. I found a magic potion for cleaning hard water marks off the shower door...
1 cup Epsom salts
1/2 cup baking soda
1/4 cup dishwashing liquid.
2.25L bottle of coke into the toilet overnight, scrub in the morning and voila.
Anything stainless steel dishwasher/fridge/freezer polish with a tiny drop of olive oil on a paper towel makes it look shiny and keeps the fingerprints away.
gosh I could keep going
1 cup Epsom salts
1/2 cup baking soda
1/4 cup dishwashing liquid.
2.25L bottle of coke into the toilet overnight, scrub in the morning and voila.
Anything stainless steel dishwasher/fridge/freezer polish with a tiny drop of olive oil on a paper towel makes it look shiny and keeps the fingerprints away.
gosh I could keep going
I use baking soda & vinegar to clean my top loader washing machine: fill washing machine with hot water, add 4 cups white vinegar and agitate then add ½ cup baking soda and agitate. Pause machine for 30 mins. While machine is paused, use a cloth dipped in water in the machine to clean lid, buttons and drawers, use an old toothbrush to scrub stubborn bits. Let machine run, drain and rinse.
I also use baking soda and vinegar to clean the fridge, drains and the insinkerator (it gets rid of funky smells as well as unblocking drains). For drains I use ½ cup baking soda poured into drain, followed by one cup white vinegar, cover drain with a damp cloth and leave for 10 mins. Rinse drain with boiling water.
I also use baking soda and vinegar to clean the fridge, drains and the insinkerator (it gets rid of funky smells as well as unblocking drains). For drains I use ½ cup baking soda poured into drain, followed by one cup white vinegar, cover drain with a damp cloth and leave for 10 mins. Rinse drain with boiling water.
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