How Do You Use Natural Cleaners Baking Soda, White Vinegar, And Lemon Juice?
Natural cleaners are less expensive, better for the environment, and easy to find. These are things older generations have done for years instead of using chemicals. When I was pregnant I decided to change my ways and use only natural cleaners, now I will not go back to chemicals. The first natural cleaner is vinegar you can use it as an all-purpose cleaner by mixing one-part water to one-part vinegar. This is a great deodorizer and good for disinfecting. Use pure white vinegar to clean rings off your toilet bowls. Dilute your vinegar with water for mopping. You can also use it white vinegar as a natural cleaner for your coffee pot and teakettle by diluting 1 cup with 1-pint water. Boil in a teakettle and run through your coffee pot. The next natural cleaner is baking soda. Use as a deodorizer in your fridge. You can also sprinkle it over your carpet a few hours before you vacuum. Put a box in the same room as the kitty liter to catch some of the odor. Use lemon as a natural cleaner by
