Natural Cleaning Products for House Cleaning
You may soon be overwhelmed today by all the retail cleaning product options on the market when you think of cleaning your houses from top to bottom during the summer. You may want to use something natural as well, or at least something you can say that has ingredients.
For example, you may decide to switch to home-made cleaning products, so that you do not only make your environmental contribution, but also save money. Here, we focus primarily on homemade natural cleaning products so that your home can be completely and securely cleaned while your carbon footprint is minimized. Or, if you would rather allow the pros to clean up during the summer, you can also obtain services from a recurring house cleaning company.
Natural Stain Remover for Carpet
A vacuum cleaner, a spray bottle, white vinegar, water, nylon scrub brush, and baking soda are the supplies you need to prepare this natural home-made cleaner. First, you must cover or add a plentiful amount of baking soda to the target area of your carpet. A 1⁄2 and 1⁄2 of water and white vinegar must then be combined in a spray bottle, so that you have the perfect mixture.
Then spray the solution over the baking soda on the tapestry. Please note that baking soda spray is absolutely safe and, dare we say, kind of fun when the bubbling and spray results.
You must then wait a few hours for the solution to be diluted. The general rule is to allow the solution to sit for approximately 3 hours. Now is the real fun, you have to make good use of your reliable nylon brush. In other words, you must work the solution carefully with your brush in the tapestry.
Please do not rub too heavily, however, as this can damage or disturb your sensitive fiber. After that, you will have to wait for it to dry after scrubbing the problem area. We suggest you just let it dry for the rest of the night.
The last step is to vacuum the tapestry. If you wake up the following morning, you will probably see a residues of baked soda, which look and texture are chalky. You need to use your vacuum cleaner to remove the calcareous residue. In addition, if there is any residue left after vacuuming, a piece of clean clothing can be gently removed.
Stain Remover for T-shirt
White T-shirts are renowned for attracting stupid yellow colors in the lower arm area. The good news is that with many items you probably lies around your home you can easily eliminate the unattractive stains.
A bucket, spoon, vinegar, small container, a towel, salt, baking soda, some water, and hydrogen peroxide are the supplies that are necessary to form this natural t-shirt-stain remover. Start by mixing in your bucket 2 cups of tepid water with a cup of vinegar. The stained T-Shirt must then be soaked for about 30 minutes into the bucket.
Then, combine a spoonful of hydrogen peroxide in a small bowl or in a bottle, a tablespoon of salt and a half cup of baked soda. Mix the trifecta with a spoon until it forms a paste. Then you have to cover the mixture with the stain and let it be set for a while. Place the t-shirt on a towel in order to expose your stains. Coat the T-Shirt with the paste mixture and leave it as you did with the soak for about 30 minutes.
The fourth and last step is to wash your t-shirt like you would normally use it in your washing machine. However, check the t-shirt before throwing it on your dryer after running the load. In some cases, you may notice the longevity of a few stains. If yes, don't throw your other clothes with the stained shirt, as the drier actually makes the stains fit in. You should instead wash it for the second time, before throwing it into your dryer before all the stains are gone.
There are different types of DIY stain removers that you can create. However, calling a professional house cleaning service can also solve your issue. Ask us at King’s Green Cleaning in Edmond, OK.
