from my friend Becky at Taylor Home solutions
1/4 cup unscented dish soap + 2 cups vinegar + 1 cup lemon juice + 2 cups water. (TIP-add the soap to the water, not the water to the soap...it gets too sudsy!) Put into a spray mop or spray bottle to clean floors.
You can also use "All purpose cleaner" for floors
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Tuesday, March 20, 2012
All Purpose Cleaner
from my friend Becky T. from Taylor Home Solutions
used in the bathroom, counter tops, hard surfaces, even to clean up woodwork and wash windows! (EXCEPT MARBLE)
mix equal parts of vinegar and water. add 5-10 drops of essential oil to give it a different scent. (you can also use citrus infused vinegar, instead of plain to change the scent. Just pour vinegar into a mason jar and add the rind of a couple lemons, limes or oranges. close the jar and let it sit for a few weeks. you'll notice the color changes to that of the fruit. Just be sure to pour it through a fine strainer or cheesecloth before using it to get all the little fruit bits out. Then pour it into a dollar tree spray bottle and get cleaning!
also as a sink cleaner-sprinkle sink with baking soda and spray with all purpose cleaner. Let it sit and fizz a little and then use a soft sponge to clean the sink. rinse thoroughly.
used in the bathroom, counter tops, hard surfaces, even to clean up woodwork and wash windows! (EXCEPT MARBLE)
mix equal parts of vinegar and water. add 5-10 drops of essential oil to give it a different scent. (you can also use citrus infused vinegar, instead of plain to change the scent. Just pour vinegar into a mason jar and add the rind of a couple lemons, limes or oranges. close the jar and let it sit for a few weeks. you'll notice the color changes to that of the fruit. Just be sure to pour it through a fine strainer or cheesecloth before using it to get all the little fruit bits out. Then pour it into a dollar tree spray bottle and get cleaning!
also as a sink cleaner-sprinkle sink with baking soda and spray with all purpose cleaner. Let it sit and fizz a little and then use a soft sponge to clean the sink. rinse thoroughly.
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