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Monday, August 14, 2006


The Power of Vinegar-Yes, Vinegar!
My grandmother swore (Ok, she never swore) by vinegar for cleaning. I had an array of harsh cleaning products but when my infant son had allegries, I decided to go back to some old tried and true cleaning ways. The amazing thing-they worked and I didn't sneeze once when I was cleaning! Here are some great cleaning tips from a pro, Pat Veretto of Frugal Living.


-A quarter cup in a quart of water makes a good window cleaner.
-A reader adds: When you use vinegar to wash windows, dry with newspapers. Your windows will sparkle!
-Another reader says: Keep a solution of 50/50 white vinegar and water in a spray bottle to use for cleaning windows, counters, and everything in between!
Add 1/2 cup vinegar to a gallon of water to keep your no wax floors clean and shining.
-To keep your freshly cleaned oven from stinking up your house next time you bake something, wipe it with white vinegar as a final rinse. It neutralizes the harsh alkali of oven cleaners.
-Vinegar is an excellent grease cutter. In college cafeterias we boil out our fry vats every week with vinegar and water. Very cost effective and very safe-no harsh chemicals, no risk of fire. We also use straight vinegar to clean the grill hoods. Again, very inexpensive and does a fantastic job.
-Pour 1/4 cup vinegar with dish soap- water must be hot (not boiling hot). This is great for cleaning your Corningware dishes (it removes all the stains and grease), cleaning your stainless steel pots and pans ect., clean your oven and all of stove top ( this is better than oven cleaners. it will remove all of the grease. just dab on and let it set for a few minutes then wipe clean), and cabinets in kitchen.

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