Professional cleaners are chemicals after all and will always be harmful to people and the environment. In fact, some of the things we often come into contact with in our lives, which are so ordinary that they are almost inconspicuous, have powerful cleaning effects. Want to know which lifestyle products are so awesome? Come and take a look together!
1. White bread
Did you not expect it? Square bread slices are actually a good cleaning helper! The dust on the oil painting can be taken away by gently wiping the surface with a piece of white bread, but this is really a waste of food. Therefore, it is recommended to use this method to clean if you have expired bread at home.
2.Ketchup
Everyone knows that clothing and other cloth products, or paper will be stained by tomato paste dripping on it, but did you know that tomato paste can also remove stains? Squeeze a little tomato paste on the rag, and then put it on the copper kitchenware Rub it on, rinse with warm water, and dry with a dry towel to restore the original color.
3. Oatmeal
Is there dirt stuck on your hands that you can’t remove? Mix oatmeal with water to make a paste, then rub your hands vigorously, and finally wash them off with water. The Body Shops honey oatmeal three-in-one mask actually takes advantage of this characteristic of oatmeal. Friends who want to use natural products to exfoliate can DIY it at home.
4. Rice
Rice can be used to clean the inside of a vase or any narrow-necked bottle. Just fill the container three-quarters full with warm water, then pour in a tablespoon of uncooked rice, just covering the mouth of the bottle with your hand, and shake vigorously. , then sewage everywhere, just rinse it with clean water.
5.Tea
How to clean rusty tools at home? Boil a few pots of stronger black tea, pour it into a bucket, then put the rusty tools in and soak them for a few hours, then take them out and wipe them with a cloth. (Remember to wear gloves during the whole process, otherwise your hands will get stained)
6. Glycerin (glycerin)
Many families prepare to light candles, firstly to prevent power outage, and secondly to create atmosphere. What should I do if the wax drips everywhere and has solidified? First, scrape it off as much as possible. If you can’t Scrape it all away, then try using glycerin. Just drop this skin-moisturizing substance on a cotton ball and wipe the wax mark away.
7. Soda
Has your stainless steel sink become dull, looking old and dirty? Dip a rag into soda water, then wipe the sink, and finally wipe it dry with another clean rag and it will be as clean as new.
8.Hydrogen peroxide
Do you often clean your keyboard? Although it is used frequently and the surface does not look very dirty, in fact there are various bacteria hidden in the gaps. Dip the cotton swab into the hydrogen peroxide, and then carefully wipe every corner of the keyboard. This way you can use it safely and hygienically.
9. Corn flour
Have you unfortunately got oil stains on your carpet? Don't worry, you just need to sprinkle a layer of corn flour on the stain, let it stay for 15-30 minutes and then wash it off with a vacuum cleaner.
10. Rubbing alcohol
Are there marker marks on the wooden floors or kitchen countertops? They can be removed by wiping them with rubbing alcohol on a cotton ball.
