Curd soap is an excellent disinfectant and effectively eliminates germs.
It contains skin-friendly alkali, so it is also suitable for allergy sufferers.
Curd soap can be used on a variety of surfaces.
3. Cleaning with baking soda:
Baking soda is non-toxic and removes stubborn dirt, adds shine to surfaces and eliminates stains such as coffee and tea residue.
A solution of 2 teaspoons of baking soda in one liter of water has many uses.
It not only cleans dishes and kitchen surfaces, but also neutralizes odors in the refrigerator and disinfects garbage cans.
4. Cleaning with vinegar:
Vinegar is an amazing bleach that quickly kills bacteria and dissolves grease effectively.
Vinegar removes odors and leaves no unpleasant smell itself.
It can be used on cutting boards, in the refrigerator and for cleaning pans and pots.
5. Mustard powder for fat removal:
Mustard powder can dissolve fat effectively.
Simply add a small amount of mustard powder to greasy surfaces, lather with warm water and rinse.
6. Renew tile joints:
A tried and tested method for brightening old tile grout is to moisten a medium-hard brush and sprinkle baking soda into the grout.
Clean with circular movements and then rinse with water and a dissolved bag of citric acid.
Your tile joints will be sparkling white again and the tiles themselves will shine with new splendor.
With these natural cleaning tips, you can keep your home clean in an environmentally friendly way and avoid using chemical cleaning products. Try these methods and make your home shine. Good luck!
