Try using these simple substitutes instead of commercial cleaners to help you in house cores.
Surface cleaner: surface stains can be cleansed with a microfiber cloth soaked in vinegar diluted with water. Combat stubborn stains with a paste of baking soda and water.
Window cleaner: old newspaper and water works wonders. You can also spray dirty windows with vinegar and water solution or a soap nut solution. Make this by boiling a few soap nuts in water. Let it cool before use.
Wood polish: add a few tablespoons of lemon juice to a quarter cup of olive oil. Wipe furniture with a cloth soaked in this solution.Toilet bowl cleaner: pour a cupful of vinegar and a few tablespoons of baking powder into stained toilet bowls. Let it soaked for half an hour, then brushed and flushed.
Hand wash: dilute liquid Castile soap (primarily made with olive oil) with water and pour into a spray bottle. Add a few drops of tea tree oil for antibacterial benefits.
Baking soda is a weak alkaline and can neutralize acidic scents which makes it a great deodorizer.
White vinegar can kill moldy, germs and bacteria due to its high level of acidity, while its remaining non tonic to humans.
Savvy Mothers
. I can now use my "bum" to push the drawers or doors to close without the usual "loud bang" sound. Below are some of the pictures taken of my kitchen.
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