Window cleaning tips for sparkling windows

Window cleaning: The reason it is so easy to clean with vinegar is because it has a high degree of natural acidic properties. Distilled white vinegar should be the only vinegar cleaner that can be used for any cleaning. If you have sensitive skin or need to clean with vinegar for a long time, you can wear rubber gloves.

A smart way to use the vinegar cleaner is with a bottle of plastic spray. You have two full bottles, one mixed with 50 percent vinegar and 50 percent wine. (Always use distilled water to make a water / vinegar cleaning solution for best results)

Vinegar Fragrance

The vinegar smell only lasts for a short time. Some people like the scent and others don't. If you don't like the scent, don't worry, it isn't permanent.

Cleaning kitchen

General Surface Cleaning: Use a 50/50 mix for regular cleaning of countertops, stoves, fridges and sinks. Use full force to remove stubborn food stains.

Cleaning bathroom

Just like in the kitchen, vinegar cleaning works wonders in bathrooms.

Soap Foam: Soap foam is always difficult to remove from bathtubs, showers and around faucets. A mixture of one part salt and four parts undiluted vinegar gives you a great combination. Spray on surfaces, leave for a few minutes, then scrub the scrum off with a gentle scrub pad.

Help Prevent Mold: Spray your clean shower or bath with a 50/50 vinegar mix every week to prevent mold.

Toilet: Use full force on all surfaces of the bathroom. The acidic levels in the vinegar work to kill germs and bacteria.

Other general cleaning tips

Window cleaning: Vinegar can help remove the early stages of hard water that has built up on a window. You can use full strength or a 50/50 mix, depending on how much build-up there is. You may have to repeat the process a few times to get rid of the buildup completely.

Tip: Don't try to get vinegar cleaner on exposed rubber seals as it can contribute to drying and cracking of the rubber seals in the sun. If you do get the filter on the seals, rinse it thoroughly with distilled water.

Get rid of fruit flies: Pour undiluted solution into a bowl and place it where the fruit flies are most commonly seen. The flies will be drawn to the smell and will come to drink their last drink.

Removing stickers: Your vinegar cleaner will help remove stickers from walls, doors and windows. Spray the labels with an undiluted solution and let it soak for a few minutes. With a light scrub, the sticker should come off immediately.

As you can see, cleaning with vinegar is a great way to clean something when you need to clean something. You can clean almost anything with the vinegar cleaner.

One final cleaning tip:

The acid in the vinegar can damage some surfaces, so always check before cleaning anything with vinegar for the first time. As with any type of cleaning solution, you should do some research and when in doubt, always test in an inconspicuous area of anything you are going to clean.

Be extra careful when using vinegar on marble countertops. I've seen suggestions that you should dilute the solution and in some cases not even use it on marble surfaces at all.

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