Research, research, research, analyze the research, and then develop a simple recipe for DIY all-purpose cleaner. Searching for an Effective Cleaner Recipe I started my quest for an effective, homemade all-purp
Kitchen countertops, bathroom tiles, marble flooring and other stone surfaces require frequent cleaning — but cleaners with harsh chemicals or acidic ingredients, like lemon and vinegar, can break down natural stone. To create this natural stone cleaner, combine ¼ cup rubbing alcohol, ¾ cup ...
I often use vodka to clean around my house (it’s in my homemade Window Cleaner and natural Lemon Disinfectant Spray Cleaner). Vodka is a great cleaner because: It leaves no scent when used in natural cleaners. It leaves no residue (like the baking soda found in some homemade refresher ...
Not only is this homemade floor cleaner ideal for laminate floors, but you can also use it for washing dirty walls, too. For wall cleaning, you can dip a sponge in the solution and use it that way or use a microfiber mop like a Swiffer to reach walls from top to bottom. DIY Vineg...
4. Homemade Wax & Cleaner for Finished Wood Avoid wax polishes on laminate wood surfaces. This recipe can add a lot of extra shine and protection to your wood. 2 ouncesgrated beeswax 5 ouncesturpentine Mix thoroughly. The turpentine does the cleaning and shining (and melts the beeswax), an...
Kitchen CountertopsA kitchen countertop is another big-ticket item. As with cabinets, there are numerous types of kitchen countertops from which to choose. The primary options include laminate, ceramic tile, wood, marble, and granite. Each material has its advantages and disadvantages -- the trick...
Ready-made glass cleaner works great for deep cleaning quartz. Wipe off with a clean, damp rag afterwards. To disinfect your quartz countertops and to spot treat stains, spray them with a 1:1 solution of isopropyl alcohol and water. Wipe clean using a damp microfiber rag. Dry off with an...
Once again, use your DIY glass cleaning solution of white vinegar and warm water (¼ cup of vinegar with 2 cups of water), and use it on the mirror in lieu of ready-made glass cleaner. Say goodbye to all of those hard water splatters from your water flosser, sticky hairspray residue...
I have tried using just plain alcohol for cleaning but it takes my breath away, literally. What I have started using is Peroxide. It is an excellent germ cleaner and has no smell. It is also great for cleaning windows, countertops, bathrooms, etc., etc. Pam March 4, 2017 at 9:24 ...
Kitchen countertops, bathroom tiles, marble flooring and other stone surfaces require frequent cleaning — but cleaners with harsh chemicals or acidic ingredients, like lemon and vinegar, can break down natural stone. To create this natural stone cleaner, combine ¼ cup rubbing alcohol, ¾ cup ...