Vinegar
is one of the most effective household cleaning agents
…and its use is
definitely not confined to only your kitchen! This is because
the high level of
acidity in vinegar makes it effective in tackling most types
of bacteria, germs
and moulds.
You
could use vinegar to:
Remove lime
build up from chrome sink fixtures with a paste of 2
tsp salt and 1 tsp vinegar
Clean out your
fridge with a 1:1 solution of vinegar and water to leave it
sparkling and free
from pests.
Remove coffee
and tea stains inside cups by scrubbing gently with salt and
vinegar.
Wipe plastic
food containers with a vinegar-dampened cloth to take away stains and
odours.
Shine tarnished
brass, copper and pewter by polishing with a mixture of vinegar and
salt.
Discourage
ants and fruit flies by spraying undiluted vinegar outside window sills
or
around appliances
Cut the grease
on kitchen counters, exhaust fans and oven windows.
Get your
linoleum floors shining by adding a cupful of vinegar to the bucket of
cleaning
water.
The list is endless and so is the popularity of
this cleaning agent. For not only is it cheap but it is also
environment
friendly, acting as a substitute for harsh chemicals.
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