How to make a citrus cleaning vinegar
A vinegar and orange oil cleaner for hard surfaces. except wood and natural stone
How one:
- Peel oranges, lemons or grapefruit and save the peels. I usually do this when I eat the fruits and keep them in a plastic bag in the fridge.
- When you have enough bowls to fill a liter of fruit glass, put the bowls (no fruit) in the glass
- Fill the jar to the brim with white vinegar and cover it with the lid
- Leave the glass on the counter for about 4 weeks and shake it occasionally.
- Strain the trays after 4 weeks.
- Dilute half of the citrus solution and half of fresh white vinegar in a labeled spray bottle.
- Store the other half of the citrus / vinegar solution in the refrigerator for later use
- Use the spray as a detergent for hard surfaces such as sinks, counters, stovetops, etc.
- Spray and wipe. I suggest using a microfiber cloth.
Warnings and precautions:
Do NOT use this solution on stone surfaces such as granite, marble, etc. Vinegar can etch these surfaces.
Why it works:
The oil from the fruit peel and the vinegar together result in a safe, natural cleaner
Linda says:
When I strain the bowl from the solution, I put it in the disposal for cleaning, disinfection and refreshment.
Cleaning tip title: How to make a citrus cleaning vinegar
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