01/5Natural ways to keep your home neat and tidy

Natural ways to keep your home neat and tidy

If you're someone who loves to keep your house looking clean and neat, you must know that harsh chemicals should never be an option. You should always opt for all-natural sprays and solvents to achieve that tidy looking home. Natural ingredients like lemon juice, baking soda, white vinegar and a few other household items are all that you need. This will also save a lot of money that you might otherwise invest in buying all the expensive house cleaning chemicals. You only have to follow these easy tips to ensure you have a spick and span home regardless of the season.


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02/5Use baking soda to clean the oven

Use baking soda to clean the oven

Baking soda is really the best ingredient to clean basically anything and everything in the house. You can easily make a paste of 1 cup of baking soda with water. Slather the mixture over the grime and gunk in the oven and let it sit for at least 30-45 minutes. Once you give it time, you can scrub it off with a scouring pad. For the dirt that won't come off, you can replace the scouring pad for a bread knife. Also, do check your manufacturer's booklet before you use this hack.


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03/5Make a disinfectant

Make a disinfectant

The store-bought disinfectants might contains ingredients like sodium hydroxide, sodium hypochlorite and phosphoric acid which can cause irritation. Instead, you can try making a disinfectant at home with borax. You need to mix 2 tsps of borax, 3 tbsps of vinegar and 3 cups of hot water. Also, don't forget to wash your hands before and after you use it.


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04/5Create a crayon and scuff magic eraser

Create a crayon and scuff magic eraser

Families that have kids should never stop them from using their skill on the walls. instead, you can sprinkle some baking soda on a damp sponge and it will magically turn into an eraser. This can scrub off all stains, ink, scruffs, crayon and pencil off the painted walls.


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05/5Vinegar or lemon juice for windows and glass

Vinegar or lemon juice for windows and glass

you can wipe away all the accumulated dust on the window by using a mixture of one quarter warm water with your choice of white distilled vinegar, lemon juice or apple cider vinegar. If you're using vinegar, make sure you add a quarter cup to the warm water. If you happen to use lemon juice, you need just two tablespoons of it. Use a squeegee to make the cleaning most effective.


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