All natural cleaning tips

Earth-friendly cleaning, natural substances are very popular lately, due to the excessive abuse of chemicals we have been using globally.
This is exactly why I am writing this article–and because I have stopped smoking and it’s going so well and that IS a contribution to fresh air to everybody.
Here comes a list of natural substances and some tips where to use them.

earth friendly

Lemon juice
Scent: lovely, citrus, fresh, clean
Where to find it: lemon tree, supermarket
Active agent: citric acid
Usage:
Has a natural whitening effect, cleans well metals and helps get rid of the lime scale.
Cleans the dirty microwaves

Vinegar
Scent: sorry, it is vinegar. But if used in the required solution, you will not smell anything in a little while.
Where to find it: supermarket
Active agent: acid
Usage:
Deluded with water it is a middle strength acid. It is a disinfectant, can be used to clean windows, glasses, mirrors or to get rid of lime scale.

Baking soda/Bicarbonate of sodium
Scent: none
Where to find it: supermarket, pharmacy
Active agent: natrium-hydrogen-carbonate
Usage:
Great to get rid of nasty smells, soaks up liquids, doesn’t scratch. Keep a little pot of it in the fridge and nothing will smell!

And now, how to get rid of nasty stains?

Coffee stain – delude salt in warm water, soak stained material, scrub it. When stain is gone, wash and rinse the textile thoroughly
Ink – lemon juice, but immediately
Oil, grease – potato starch is the best for that, put a little bit of the powder on the stain, let it stay there for an hour (or 2), brush it and wash it
Chocolate – lemon juice
Red wine – salty water, lemon juice or milk is our help here, soak it for a few hours, scrub it and hope that it goes away

..or try wearing a bib :)

About Marianna

Welcome to my blog. I’m a Hungarian girl – maybe now I should consider myself a woman perhaps at the age of 27 28 living the life in Dublin, Ireland. I’m interested in music, films, fashion, photography, shopping, beauty and maybe internet as well. (Hard not to be when your other half is totally “computerized”…) [more].
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