Natural detergents and cleaners

Detergents and cleanersMostard powder is an excellent detergent for dishes.

If you add a little mustard powder when washing items made of wool and silk, they wash much better.

Toothpaste (powder) - cleans the metal.

With the help of an old toothbrush and powder, you can successfully clear off darkened silver and nickel silver jewelry, metal buttons and buckles on belts.
White deposits on the chrome-plated surfaces of taps in the bathroom and in the kitchen can be removed by sprinkling sponge with dental powder.
The piano keys that have become dull with time can be cleaned with a damp cloth with tooth powder, and then polished.

Iodine - using a cotton swab dipped iniodine solution, you can remove scratches on furniture from oak, walnut and mahogany. Scratches will be barely noticeable. Lavender sachet with lavender is an old remedy for lemon juice is an excellent fat solvent (squeeze lemon juice on contaminated surfaces and leave for half an hour, then clean the surface with soda), flavoring.

If you mix olive oil and lemon juice in a ratio of 2: 1, you get a polish for wooden furniture.
To freshen up the white color of the cloth, soak it in boiling water with lemon slices.
Rust stains removes metal paste from salt diluted with 1 teaspoon of lemon juice.

Chalk is an excellent cleaner added towater - removes dirt from glass and mirrors. Soap - soap solution is used to clean gold-plated objects and bronze products. Potaty alcohol is a cleaning agent.

For washing windows added to the water.
Removes matte plaque from a tile, giving it a lost shine.

Hydrogen peroxide - whitening andantibacterial agent. Baking soda is a non-abrasive detergent that removes grease, dirt and plaque from porcelain, glass, silver and nickel silver cutlery, and also kills the smell.

Fat spray on the washable wallpaper in the kitchen canclean the paste from the soda. Mix a quarter cup of soda with a small amount of water (to the consistency of toothpaste). Use a soft cloth to wipe off any dirt with a circular motion and wipe the wallpaper with a clean cloth.
Silver can be returned to the originalshine, if you fold it into a large saucepan (you can in the sink, first stopping the stopper and covering the bottom with foil), pour boiling water and add 1 incomplete cup of soda. The dullness will come down, and the stains on silver can be rubbed with soda paste and it will shine like new.
Before falling asleep in the tray, sprinkle soda on its bottom, it neutralizes the unpleasant smell.
To get rid of unpleasant smells of old furniture, sprinkle it with dry soda, leave for 1-2 hours, and then carefully vacuum.
White bloom in flower vases can be removed by wiping it with a sponge and soda from the inside.
The black crust of burned fat outside the cast iron pan can be removed by placing the pan for 2 hours in a large container with a solution of soda ash (100 g per 1 liter).

Beeswax - natural furniture polishfrom soft breeds of a tree. Pastive oil - a tree polish. They can grease creaking door hinges. Aromatic sunflower oil, besides, frightens off ants. The rubber eraser - erases traces from rubber nabok from a wooden floor. Salt - the cleaning and bleaching means.

on light-colored T-shirts if you soak them in a saline solution before washing.
To "soften" new jeans, add to the powder when washing 1/3 cup of salt.
Get rid of dark raids on domesticthe walls of the Turks can also be using salt. To do this, put in a Turk 4 teaspoons of salt, 1 cup of ice chips (crush ice cubes in a blender) and 1 cup of water. Shake the mixture in a circular motion, then wash the pot with a regular sponge.
Fresh wine stains are easily removed by sprinkling with salt and then soak for 30 minutes before washing.

Dried orange peels - a remedy for moths.Talc - if, over time, the drawers of wooden furniture began to bind, sprinkle a little talc on the rails. Vinegar, vinegar essence - dissolves scum, eats away grease, deposits, cleans wood and glass, adds shine.

The joints between the tiles are well cleaned with an old toothbrush moistened with acetic acid.
Lacquered leather can be polished to a shine with a soft cloth soaked in vinegar.
Acetic solution is used to clean the mirrors,window panes and windows of the machine: fill the 1.5 liter plastic bottle with water, add 1 tablespoon of vinegar to it and put on a cap with a spray bottle.
You can do this by rubbing the dirty area on the floor with a solution of vinegar and water (1:1 ratio).
To clean the carpet, rub the grout into the stain, then wipe off any excess liquid with a dry cloth.
Yellow bloom from the toilet can be easily removed by pouring vinegar on it and leaving it overnight without washing it. In the morning there will be only a walk along the walls of the brush, and the toilet again shine white.
To remove limescale from the bottom of the kettle or saucepans, pour a glass of vinegar in them, then add water to the maximum mark and boil. Scale easily come off.
Use vinegar to soften used brushes. Heat an incomplete glass of vinegar in the microwave, soak the brushes in it overnight. In the morning you can use them again.
Place the clogged shower spreader for a few hours in hot water with vinegar, then brush with a brush - the water will flow with the same pressure.

Essential oils - placed in oil burner, serveair fresheners. Some, such as eucalyptus oil, can be used as an insect repellent. Others have disinfectant properties (tea tree oil, lavender).