Cleaning new tricks tend to do all the household WAY thing more difficult than it should be. Because, as it turns out, your mother was right: the better, at least most of the time.
Harken put back to an era of easy cleaning with these cleaning tips from the old school, in court and made true by the women of yesteryear at home. They come to us expert Carolyn Forte, director of the Good Housekeeping Institute. She knows what she's talking: The Good Housekeeping brand has around 130 years, long before we thought the cleaning grout behind our refrigerator. Take a page from his book and ...
1. Wash your clothes with the tide.
"Tide Detergent first start in the 1940s as an alternative to soap," says Forte. "Although the formulas have changed and improved, it is still above the detergent in the proper care of all our tests."
2. Make your own glass cleaner with ammonia and water.
Mix 2 tablespoons of ammonia with 2 liters of hot water, to obtain fingerprints from the windows and mirrors. Vinegar and water does the same for water stains.
3. Scrub the tiles in the bathroom, kitchen gas and scratches floor with Bon Ami Cleanser.
This powder "has been around since the 1800s and remains a non-abrasive scouring cleanser effective," says Forte. It is used anywhere in your home as an alternative to the harsher solutions, which can damage the surface of the house.
4. Clean with a layer of fabric.
Yes, like the kind you used to use in infants (and still do!). "Cloth diapers make great cleaning rags," says Forte. "They are absorbent and easy to wash."
5. Got smell? Get the baking soda.
Not only deodorize your fridge, but a pinch of baking soda (or a few) updated laundry, upholstery, carpets and "even his dog," according Forté.
6. Banish laundry stains with soap "Good Ol.
"It may not be the most convenient and most marked in use" Forte said, "but as a bar of Ivory soap or Fels Naphtha do an excellent job laundry stain removal." Just rub stain, then wash as usual.
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