Sometimes I need to clean something in my house but I don't have the particular product for it. For instance, the other day I had to get an ink stain out of my sweater and I had NO idea how to do it without a dry cleaner. A few months before that, I struggled with trying to find just the right product to clean some very, very dirty oven racks.
Apparently, though, all I really had to do was look at some products that I already had in my home! Making your own cleaning supplies is easier than you'd think and, with these 5 super easy DIY products to clean your home in a pinch, there's a few places where you can save money AND get the best cleaning done in the process.
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Have you ever tried any DIY home cleaning products? Which of these tips is your favorite? Share with us in the comments below!
Hair spray Will Clean Ink Stains
Here’s how: What will you need? Nothing special -- just hair spray. Basically, you'll want to flood the fresh stain with an aerosol-type spray. Leave on for about 10 minutes, then toss the garment into the wash, using cool water. For ink stains on carpet, you can still use this tip, but you'll want to blot the stain using paper towels after each spray.
Instructions courtesy of Stylelist.com.
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White Vinegar will also clean hard water stains off of dishes. I learned this tip living in Germany since all of my dishes became very chalky. I soaked them in water and 3 parts vinegar for 30 minutes and then gave them a good scrub.
I've used baking soda and vinegar.
My favorite is # 3 the Lemon Juice to Wash Aluminum Cookware.
I've used baking soda and vinegar.
My favorite is # 3 the Lemon Juice to Wash Aluminum Cookware.
