Most
everyone has heard of using vinegar to clean, but did you know about all of
these…
1.
Rinse aid substitute - There’s really no harm in using vinegar in your
dishwasher, but I suggest only using it in lieu of rinse aid between trips to
the store. Modern dishwashers need regular rinse aid to properly dry dishes.
2.
Microwave cleaner – Heat a microwave-safe cup of vinegar in your microwave and
let it boil, so the steam can loosen up all the stuck-on splatters for a minute
or so. Wipe down the interior immediately, while it’s still moist inside — no
scrubbing necessary!
3.
Clothes washer cleaner - Your washing machine benefits from a regular vinegar
cleaning. Run a cup through an empty cycle using the hottest setting.
4.
All-purpose surface cleaner - Equal parts vinegar and water work well for
cleaning windows or glass. Also try the solution for an all-natural way to
clean the inside of a refrigerator. I hear you can use it to clean stainless
steel as well, though, I recommend using a stainless steel cleaner for a shiny,
polished finish.
5.
Coffee maker cleaner – Try to run a full coffee pot of vinegar through your
coffee maker (remove any coffee or filter, obviously) every few months. It’s
satisfying to watch all the grime flake off into the pot, and you’ll be amazed
how much faster your coffee brews without all the sediment slowing it down!
6.
Stove top and oven cleaner – Use a paste of vinegar and baking soda on your
stove top to scrub out those stubborn brownish discolorations and food
splatters.
Do
you have any other vinegar cleaning tips?
Leave them in the comments!
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