LemonsThe acid content in lemon is effective in

cleaning dirt and stain.

Mix lemon juice with salt for better results.

Use lemon juice to clean

•Dishes

•Faucets

•Countertops

Essential OilSome Essential Oils can

kill bacteria and molds.

•Tea Tree Oil for

combs, brushes or

scuffed floors and toilets

•Lemongrass or lavender

oil for windows

•Lemon oil for shower

doors

Liquid SoapEffective in eliminating dirt

and grime from various

surfaces like

•Car

•Floors

•Stove top or vent hood

•Marble countertop

•Sinks, bathtubs, ceramic tiles

and showers

Cooking oilLoosens dirt from surfaces and

also helps fade scratch marks.

Use cooking oil to clean

•Wooden furniture

•Cast iron pan

•Leather shoes

•Stainless steel surfaces

Vinegar Thanks to its acid

content , it can clear off

mineral deposit, soap

scum, etc.

Use vinegar to clean

•Coffeemaker

•Dishwasher

•Glassware

•Windows

•Drains

Toothpaste

An anti-bacterial agent and

a potent stain-fighter.

•Piano Keys

•Tarnished Silverware

•Faucets and Taps

Can be cleaned with

toothpaste

Ground CoffeeHighly effective

in getting rid of

fridge odors.

And you just

need to put the

ground coffee in

a bowl on the

fridge shelf.

Table SaltTable salt is perfectly fine for the scrubbing

purpose.

Use salt to clean

•Spills in the oven

•Wooden surfaces

•Stained coffee mugs

and tea cups

•Greasy pots and pans

Ice Cubes

Putting ice cubes in

the garbage disposal

bag will keep it

grease free. It will

also keep the

garbage odor away.

Newspaper Recycling is also a

good idea,

but with newspaper

you can keep your

home clean too.

Just place it at the

bottom of the

trashcan so that it

can absorb leaks and

odors.

Paint BrushesOld paint

brushes, which you

no longer use, can

be used to clean

dust from framed

photos, miniature

showpieces, etc.

Blow Dryer

Own a chandelier?

A blow dryer can

help you keep it

clean without much

fuss.