easy way to clean the floor
Household and kitchen detergents occupy a fixed place in the monthly grocery list. There are a variety of products that can help you get the job done, including dishwashing detergents, detergents, room sprays, and floor cleaners. But imagine running out of floor cleaner halfway through a job. I'm sure most of you have experienced such a situation at some point in your life. What should I do then? Do you want to take a short break and rush to the nearest grocery store? Or do you order online and wait 10-15 minutes? Either way, your daily life will be disrupted and your work will be delayed. What if I told you that there is a simple solution to this problem? Without leaving your house, rush to the kitchen and choose the ingredients you will use every day. Wondering which ingredients we're talking about? Go back and read the article till the end as I'll be sharing it soon.
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Here are 5 kitchen ingredients that can be used as floor cleaners.
1. Baking soda:
Baking soda is alkaline and abrasive, breaking down oil stains and dissolving them in water. We recommend adding 5 tablespoons of baking soda to a bucket of water and cleaning your tiles with it.
2. Vinegar:
Vinegar is acidic and can help remove stubborn stains from your floors. Wash by mixing half vinegar with a bucket of water. We recommend that you do not regularly use vinegar on tiles or marble, as acids can cause corrosion.
3. Lemon juice:
Lemon juice is a substitute for vinegar. Not only does it remove stubborn dirt, it also removes bacteria and leaves a refreshing scent around you. Lemon juice can be an expensive option, so we recommend mixing it with vinegar and adding it to a bucket of water for washing.
4. Salt:
Salt, especially rock salt, has antibacterial properties and acts as a natural deterrent for things like flies, mosquitoes, and various other insects. Additionally, it acts as a natural exfoliant to remove dirt from your floors. Wash by mixing a handful of salt in 1 liter of water.
5. Olive oil:
Olive oil is considered one of the best solutions for wooden floors. Not only does it clean and polish your floors, but it instantly restores their luster. Add a few drops of olive oil to a bucket of water and you'll be enjoying clean, polished floors again.
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natural cleaning agents
DIY Floor Cleaner: Here's how to make a natural floor cleaner at home.
Now that you know about the ingredients you can use as cleaning alternatives, it's time to take a step forward. We've got recipes for DIY floor cleaners that you can prepare and keep in store. Check out the process below.
– Drink 4 cups of hot water.
– Add half a cup of baking soda to it.
– Add 8-10 drops of dish detergent.
– Add half a cup of lemon juice.
– Mix everything well and transfer to a bottle.
Add about 10ml of this solution to a bucket of water for hassle-free regular cleaning. Try these natural alternatives and let us know which one worked best for you.
