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VINEGAR USES FOR THE BATHROOM
Chrome and Stainless Steel: straight white vinegar will disinfect and polish fixtures; appy with spong, then buff with soft cloth.
Toilet Bowl: use 1/2 cup straight white vinegar, let stand an hour or overnight and flush. For bad stains, follow vinegar with biodegradable cleanser, after 2 hours brush and flush. If stains persist use Clorox bleach (1/2 cup) overnight.
Sink, Tub and Shower: spray with 80/20 vinegar-water mixture, leave 10 minutes, then scrub and rinse.
Shower Curtains: put throught washer rinse cycle with 1 to 2 cups white vinegar. spray occassionaly with 50/50 vinegar-water solution to help prevent mold. Also if shower curtain is dirty at bottom, fill up tub with cold water and 1 cup of clorox bleach and let sit overnight.
Garbage Pails: disinfect with a warm water and white vinegar solution. Let set for an hour or overnight.
VINEGAR USUS FOR THE LAUNDRY ROOM
Washer Tub and Hoses: remove soap accumulations by runnning machine for full cycle with pint of white vinegar.
New Clothers, Linens, etc: to remove manufacturing chemicals and new smell odors, add 1 to 2 cups white vinegar to first wash before using.
Perspiration Odors (cloths, socks,etc.) and Stained Clothes: soak overnight in 1/4 cup of vinegar and enough water to cover or soak in washer or pan, then wash in morning.
Clothes Final Rinse Cycle: to help remove static and lint add 1/2 cup white vinegar.
To soften and Disinfect Fabric, Clothes, Diapers, etc: add 1/4 cup white vinegar to most laundry loads. (Do not use toxic fabric softeners.)
Fruite and Grass Stains: dab with straight white vinegar within 24 hours to safely remove most stains and spots.
Musky Smells: to remove odor and freshen clean cotton clothes just sprinkle with white vinegar and press.
Steam Iron Plate: to eliminate mineral deposits, fill iron reservoir with straight white vinegar and allow to steam on rag, then fill with plain water and turn upside down and drain out. Scorched Fabric: gently rub with white vinegar, then wipe with clean, white cloth.
Chrome and Stainless Steel: straight white vinegar will disinfect and polish fixtures; appy with spong, then buff with soft cloth.
Toilet Bowl: use 1/2 cup straight white vinegar, let stand an hour or overnight and flush. For bad stains, follow vinegar with biodegradable cleanser, after 2 hours brush and flush. If stains persist use Clorox bleach (1/2 cup) overnight.
Sink, Tub and Shower: spray with 80/20 vinegar-water mixture, leave 10 minutes, then scrub and rinse.
Shower Curtains: put throught washer rinse cycle with 1 to 2 cups white vinegar. spray occassionaly with 50/50 vinegar-water solution to help prevent mold. Also if shower curtain is dirty at bottom, fill up tub with cold water and 1 cup of clorox bleach and let sit overnight.
Garbage Pails: disinfect with a warm water and white vinegar solution. Let set for an hour or overnight.
VINEGAR USUS FOR THE LAUNDRY ROOM
Washer Tub and Hoses: remove soap accumulations by runnning machine for full cycle with pint of white vinegar.
New Clothers, Linens, etc: to remove manufacturing chemicals and new smell odors, add 1 to 2 cups white vinegar to first wash before using.
Perspiration Odors (cloths, socks,etc.) and Stained Clothes: soak overnight in 1/4 cup of vinegar and enough water to cover or soak in washer or pan, then wash in morning.
Clothes Final Rinse Cycle: to help remove static and lint add 1/2 cup white vinegar.
To soften and Disinfect Fabric, Clothes, Diapers, etc: add 1/4 cup white vinegar to most laundry loads. (Do not use toxic fabric softeners.)
Fruite and Grass Stains: dab with straight white vinegar within 24 hours to safely remove most stains and spots.
Musky Smells: to remove odor and freshen clean cotton clothes just sprinkle with white vinegar and press.
Steam Iron Plate: to eliminate mineral deposits, fill iron reservoir with straight white vinegar and allow to steam on rag, then fill with plain water and turn upside down and drain out. Scorched Fabric: gently rub with white vinegar, then wipe with clean, white cloth.
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