By: Susan Ellison
You can get fruits and vegetables sparkling clean without a lot of expense by adding a little vinegar (a mild acid) to water and allow the fruit and vegetables to soak for a few minutes and then rinse well. Removing dirt and residue from food will be greatly appreciated by your liver. You can use food grade hydrogen peroxide also but vinegar is a lot less expense.
Other uses of Vinegar:
Stainless steel: Clean stainless steel sinks, (did yo
Garbage disposal: Add baking soda and vinegar to clean and deodorize.u know manufactures say never use
bleach on stainless steel?)
Glass: Clean mirrors and windows with a soft cloth. Add to dishwasher rinse dispenser or just pour small amount in the bottom of the dishwasher for squeaky clean dishes.
Wood: Use to remove wax buildup.
Floors: Mix couple tablespoons with water and damp mop.
Hair Rinse: Combine 1/4 cup vinegar mixed with cup of warm water and apply to hair after shampooing, It will leave a squeaky clean feeling and a beautiful shine.
Ants: Gives ants the boot when you wipe down cabinets where ants have been. They don’t like the stuff at all.