Alternatives to detergents from your kitchen
Cleaning is an inevitable task, and sometimes you will suffer from a shortage or loss of some cleaning supplies, or it may be expensive. But do not make this an obstacle to hygiene as you can substitute some materials from your kitchen. Learn about cleaning alternatives according to the Shamloula website:
1- used tea bags:
After you finish drinking your tea, use used tea bags, after they cool down, to polish the wooden surfaces.
2- Rice:
To clean a coffee grinder or a spice grinder, put two tablespoons of rice in it and put it on.
3- Ketchup:
To polish copper, use ketchup, the acidic tomato will add shine and luster to it.
4- Leftover coffee:
Use it to prevent unpleasant odors in your fridge.
5- Soda water:
Use it to remove stains from carpets and clean pesky bird droppings that stick to your car's windshield.
Lemon:
Use it to polish copper and water faucets, and remove stains from the wooden food cutting board.You can also put half a lemon in the oven and light it for minutes, to get rid of unpleasant odors in the kitchen.
Vinegar:
Soften it with water and use it to polish glass. You can also use it to clean and sterilize surfaces, and to clean ceramic joints.
Onions:
To clean rust from knives, chop some onions using the knife that you want to remove rust from.
- the salt:
Use it to remove stubborn stains from your cups or coffee pots.
Peppermint:
To prevent flying insects from gathering on your fruit bowls, add some mint leaves.
Rosemary:
To get rid of the unpleasant odors on your hands after chopping garlic or onions, rub some rosemary leaves between your fingers.
Pepsi and Cola:
Pour some of it into the toilet, and scrub it with the designated brush.
Dry bread:
To clean the meat mincer from meat and fat residue, chop some dry bread pieces in it.
- yolk:
To get rid of coffee stains on clothes, rub them with egg yolks before washing them.
Mayonnaise:
To get rid of crayons on the walls of your home, rub them with mayonnaise.
