Today, I want to share 10 Tips For Cleaning With Vinegar. If you are a new reader here, then let me tell you, I have a strong passion for cleaning naturally! With all of the chemicals being used and there being no way to really tell what damages they cause to our bodies, I just decided that I would be extra cautious and make as many of my own cleaning supplies as possible. One of the main ingredients of homemade cleansers is vinegar. It has a cleaning ability like I’ve never seen, and is my favorite product to use as a disinfectant! So, I’ll stop babbling now and share my tips for using vinegar to clean with you…
You can click the links to view the full posts below, or simply click on the photos!
1. Use vinegar and baking soda to clean your burnt pots and pans –> Click HERE to see how!
2. Use vinegar and water to mop your floors…you won’t believe how much cleaner they will be! (Don’t love the smell? Add a few drops of essential oils to the mixture!
3. Make your own All Natural Cleansing Spray with a few ingredients, and feel good about letting your kiddos help cleaning! Get the recipe HERE!
4. Get rid of the stinky smell on your plastic food containers by wiping them down with vinegar!
5. Get your dishwasher sparkly and clean using vinegar! Click HERE to see how!
6. Use vinegar and table salt to clean tarnished copper and brass!
7. Use vinegar and baking soda to unclog your drains! See how, HERE!
8. Set out a small dish of vinegar to get rid of fruit flies…they are drawn to the smell and will drown in the liquid…oy!
9. Make your own all natural window cleaning spray! Get the recipe HERE!
10. To kill germs, spray door and cabinet knobs with undiluted vinegar, then wipe dry with a cloth!
There are so many more ways to use vinegar to clean, and I can’t wait to share more with you! I have tested all of these tips myself and they are wonderful and really do the trick!
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Looking for more Tips and Tricks, like How to Clean In Between the Glass on Your Oven Door? Click HERE or the photo below for tons of cleaning tips and tricks!
Have a tip or trick you would like to share? Email me at jessica@mom4real.com !
Mary says
atHi Jessica! Vinegar saved my behind this week. I was using my goo remover for a transfer on a piece of furniture and sprayed the wall by mistake. It was an oily mess. I rubbed it with water and soap and next day I see the oil stain hasn’t budged. Since my husband loves to say I told you so, I was determined to get rid of it before he noticed. I rubbed the wall with vinegar, then wiped it with a damp cloth and then a dry cloth. Stain is completely gone and nobody needs to know about my messy experience! Lol. Love this stuff. It actually cleaned that huge spot so well that now the rest of the wall looks dirty!!
Jessica @ Mom 4 Real says
atThat is priceless, Mary!!! I am so glad that you shared this with me…totally made my day!!!
Hani Shabbir says
atI have never thought of using vinegar and soda for unclogging drains. Thanks for the tips!
Faith Grant says
atwe keep vinegar in a spray bottle and use it full strength when one of the dogs pees on the carpet. Keeps it from staining and removes the odor too.
Janet B. says
atI have only been using Pinterest for about two weeks, but I am addicted. I love all the ideas that pop up almost instantly when I type in a few words. So far my interest has been with healthy/healthier versions of food I like. Also, trying to find a solution to my yucky old light fixture in my dining room…I want to make one out of something unexpected. Some of my pins are related to one of my now adult children or my job at a school(with special needs students). Right now I am looking for cleaning products that I can make inexpensively that will not harm my family, pets, or environment. We have a septic tank as we live in the desert and must be careful what goes down the drain. Right now I mostly spray on white vinegar or use some baking soda.
Dee says
atThere was not a link for cleaning brass and copper. What is the recipe for this? Thank you.
Anja says
atHello,
I have a question
When you use vinegar and water for cleaning floors for long time, is it nog gonna be a problem for the materials in the home? Like the floors, furniture, cabines …
Thank you
Rochelle Bush says
atHow to remove fresh strawberry stain from my lovely new nursing uniform???
Jessica says
atHi, Rochelle! Mix 1/2 cup of hydrogen peroxide and 1/4 cup of dish liquid together. Pour it on your stain and give it a light scrub. It should wash right out and won’t hurt colored material. Hope this helps! Jess
Corinne Young says
atI’ve found that as long as the fruit is fresh and hasn’t been made into jam, jelly or baby food. The fruit doesn’t stain and I don’t have to do anything special. I toss it in the washer and it comes out clean.
Wendy Beaton says
atHow do you remove a green stain on the shower floor? I think it’s from hard water. Thanks.
Nancy Marcello says
athow to remove hard water spots on windows
RHONDA says
atI have some brown stains in my toilet . The house
I moved into had been stting for over a year. What can I use to get rid of this eye sore stuff. HELP HELP
Chris says
atWhat do I use to clean dirty window tracks?
Jessica says
atHere is the link to my post on cleaning dirty window tracks…
Linda Boone says
atI’m with Rhonda…. about the toilet with brown stains.
Any help there would be GREATLY Appreciated.
It is my worse issue and I have tried so many things but REFUSE to go chemicals.
Thanks so much fir all you suggestions on everything I love it all!