Cleaning With Vinegar
Clean, deodorize and sharpen the blades of your garbage disposal
by tossing in a few vinegar ice cubes weekly. Make sure you keep these special cubes in a freezer bag marked “vinegar cubes”.
Clean the coffee maker with vinegar:
Fill the water reservoir with 1 cup or more of white distilled vinegar and run it through a whole cycle. Run it once or twice more with plain water to rinse clean. (Check the owners’ manual first.) Another quick tip to clean the coffee pot when it is not in use is to put an inch high layer of ice cubes and pour the vinegar into the pot until is covers all the ice. Swirl the mixture around the pot and it will loosen the coffee stains from the sides. Sponge clean and rinse.
Cleaning Your Computer with vinegar:
Vacuum, that’s right, vacuum your computer screen and keyboard with the bristle nozzle attachment (make sure your computer is off). When you are finished take a damp COTTON cloth (to avoid static) and give it a light spritz of a 50/50 mixture of white vinegar and water from your spray bottle on to the damp cloth. Wipe down your screen, keyboard, mouse, cables and desktop too.
- Clean the car’s interior with a mix of vinegar and water, equal parts.
- Polish the chrome with a cotton cloth on the outside.
- Put a bowl of vinegar in your car overnight to remove odor.Also works great in your kitchen after cooking “smelly” foods.
- In the winter, coat your automobile’s windows with vinegar. It will prevent frost.
- It also works as a windshield cleaner.
- Spray a mix of equal parts water and vinegar on any road salt stains on the carpet. Blot with towel.
Clean up after your pet with vinegar
Kill mold and bacteria with vinegar
Straight vinegar reportedly kills 82 percent of mold and 99.9% of common bacteria found in your home. Pour some white distilled vinegar straight into a spray bottle, spray on the moldy area, and let set without rinsing if you can put up with the smell. It will dissipate in a few hours. Please remember to wear rubber gloves and safety goggles, as even though this is a natural product, it is an irritant.
Wow! Those are plenty of uses for vinegar! I wouldn’t mind using it as it is inexpensive and would surely help me with my tight budget.
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