- Smoke odor from cooking can be absorbed by placing bowls containing white vinegar in different areas around the house.
- To remove onion odor from your hands First you need to wash your hands then rub them all over the faucet spout.
- Nail polish will last longer by applying white vinegar to nails with a cotton ball. Allow to dry before applying polish. Go figure!?
- Take a lemon rind and sprinkle the white side with salt. When this is rubbed on coffee or tea stains on your dishes, the stains will disappear.
- 1/2 cup baking soda followed by 1 cup of vinegar is sure to unclog a drain. Run hot water to make sure the plug is gone. And guess what?! These ingredients will deodorize your drain too.
- 1/2 cup of table salt added to the washer will soften jeans.
- Vinegar added to the final rinse cycle will soften clothes There won't be any vinegar smell after drying either.
- Do not put fabric softener in the washer with the load of clothes you plan on storing after being laundered. Over time the fabric softener may leave spots on your clothing.
- Copper and brass can be cleaned by sprinkling salt over item and then rubbing with lemon juice.
- Chalk or silica gel beads stored with silverware prevents tarnishing.
- A dropped raw egg covered with a thick layer of salt makes for an easy pick up. Just make sure you wait a few minutes after applying salt, before you pick
- 1/2 cup of Cascade dishwasher detergent added to the wash will remove red clay, grease and oil stains.
- For squeaky clean , spot free dishes, put 1 packet of unsweetened lemon Koolaid in each detergent cup of dishwasher.
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