All Natural Cleaning Tips For Your Home

All Natural Cleaning Tips For Your Home
by Darrell Lopp

lime scale quickly. Just let sit for a few hours then come back and wipe off with a
cloth.

While you're in the bathroom cleaning the sink with your lemon, you can use lemons
to clean your grout as well. Add a couple teaspoons of lemon juice to cream of tartar
and mix together to make a paste. You can apply with a toothbrush or any other
type of cleaning brush then rinse it off with a wet cloth and your grout is clean.

Table Salt

Greasy Pots and Pans can be cleaned a lot easier with a little table salt. Forget the
elbow grease try something that is natural and always around the house. Sprinkle a
pinch of salt on pots and pans to absorb the excess grease. Leave on for just a few
minutes then dump out the salt and water mixture. Keep in mind this is not
recommended for non-stick cooking products - great for cast iron.

Toothpaste

Toothpaste is composed of a detergent, an soft abrasive and a germ-killing
component that is great in removing stains. The old school paste is actually better
than the newer form of gel toothpaste and get the plain not the ones that advertise
better breath or whitening agents. Sometimes these can be overkill and damage
quality metals. Share these tips with your friends and add some fun and variation to
your cleaning chores.

About the Author

Darrell Lopp owns and operates Master Touch in Austin, Texas.
They also provide cleaning services for Cedar Park, Texas and Round Rock, Texas.
Darrell also posts on his website.

Many people don't know that there
are many items in the refrigerator or
around the house that can be used as
a cleaning agent. From lemons to
table salt items you wouldn't
normally use for cleaning can
sometimes get out a stain that a
cleaning agent can't.

Lemons

Ever had the lime scale on your sink
and faucets that either take smelly
bleach or a lot of scrubbing to take
out? Lemon juice is more acidic than
most cleaning products and removes

These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). The content on
this website is for educational purposes only. Please consult with your physician before using natural
remedies and before making any drastic changes to your diet or exercise program.