BRIDGE from housewives. These ingredients clean anything!

BRIDGE disclosed by housewives. These natural ingredients clean almost anything!

Housewives say that some ingredients, frequently used in the kitchen, have the power to clean almost anything! Here are all-purpose products that can whiten clothes, remove odors, or polish wood just like oil-based furniture products.

Sodium bicarbonate (baking powder): rubbing, bleaching

Use baking soda to remove odors and for bleaching. A paste of bicarbonate and water can help whiten sinks and bathtubs, and a box of bicarbonate in the fridge, bathroom or cupboards helps absorb odors.

Cornstarch and soda (or any unflavored sparkling water): stain removal

For a quick treatment of stains on carpets or curtains, cover the stain with absorbent starch. Leave it on the stain for about 20 minutes, then pour soda/carbonated water to remove the stain. Also try the starch on the oil that dripped on the fabrics. Also for stain removal you can try natural products that contain only plant ingredients and essential oils.

Beeswax: polishing wood

You can forget about oily furniture polish products in favor of all-natural beeswax. Find a local beekeeper, and support your local economy!

Oxygenated water: disinfection, stain removal

Hydrogen peroxide (hydrogen peroxide) is a powerful disinfectant. To kill mold, combine baking soda and hydrogen peroxide to create a paste, apply it to the mold and let it sit for a few minutes before cleaning.

Lemon: removing stains and odors, cleaning the house

Trick from housewives. Lemons are an excellent solution for removing odors from the kitchen. Pass half a lemon over a dirty chopper and you will remove heavy odors such as those of onions or fish. Lemon juice adds cleaning power to general cleaning solutions.

Liquid household soap: foaming power

Liquid household soap (made with olive oil instead of lard) is a general purpose soap, based on olive oil, it can be used for washing dishes, cleaning floors and many others. For a clean floor or wall, combine a cup of vinegar with less than four liters of hot water and a few drops of soap.

Olive oil: wood polishing

Olive oil can naturally restore wood, as well as skin and hair!

Salt: friction

Coarse salt will give you strength to remove fat. To clean persistent soap stains, combine baking soda and coarse salt and rub.

White vinegar: disinfection, removing stains

White vinegar is the energy source of cleaning. Disinfecting and deodorizing, vinegar is a desirable product to get rid of germs that haunt certain places such as kitchen tables/countertops, door handles and telephones.

With a little effort and ingenuity, we can eliminate all unnatural chemical products from the house cleaning activity. What other natural solutions do you use? We are waiting for you to share them with us, don’t forget here we learn together!