Lemons a
fruit with a wonderful fragrance, great in food and beverages, but also very
handy for multiple purposes around the home! The cheapest way to clean
your home is with lemon juice. Not only are lemons cheap but also leave a great
sent behind. Multi-surface cleaners can get expensive and are not safe around
children. There's a reason that so many store-bought cleaning
supplies have a lemon fresh scent. Lemon juice has antibacterial and antiseptic
qualities that make it a great addition to any cleaning stash.
Lemon
juice cleans tuff stains on countertops, stovetops, microwaves, ovens and the
rest of your kitchen. To clean a microwave squeeze the juice into a microwaveable container
with one cup of water. Then put the container in the microwave between 5-10
minutes. After the container has been microwaved, wipe down the inside. The
acid in the lemon breaks down the grease, food and stains in your microwave.
Lemon
juice is a natural glass cleaner alone; it works and smells better than
vinegar. If you mix lemon juice with olive oil, you get a great polish for
hardwood floorings or leather furniture!
For
us college student that like extra bright whites, lemon juice is the trick. It
can work as a gentle replacement for bleach in the wash. Half a cup of lemon juice in your washer's rinse cycle can help
brighten whites. Grass stains are always a pain to take out but stain remover
is so expensive. Try the alternative with a lemon. All you have to do is scrub the
grass stains with half a lemon and the enzymes take out the stain! This also
works with white shoes. Scrub your shoes with lemon juice and a wet cloth. Once
your shoes dry they will be nice and bright.
College
students don’t have money to be buying all these chemicals to clean their bathrooms!
Lemon juice works great on toilets, sinks and inside the shower. The juice
helps removes bath scum, stains and watermarks. The acid left behind kill’s
bacteria leaving your bathroom clean and smelling great!
When
life gives you lemons, clean your house. Lemon's are cheap with many uses!
You know what Tyler - you honestly put something on this blog that was so out of the ordinary that I had to check it out. Lemon juice for cleaning would have never crossed my mind. I did not know that lemon juice had antibacterial properties to it. I did however notice that lemon scent is almost always the chosen scent in every cleaning product. I never really thought about this, however, it was something that I noticed. Furthermore, lemon juice does have acidic properties to it that would fight bacteria, making it an ideal cleaner. I have heard that my cousin uses some face wash with lemon extract in it for her acne. She says its natural and makes her face feel amazing, while cutting down on the amount of bacteria on her face. Mother nature has provided us with so many options for natural ways to fight common problems such as cleaning. If you can use things that are natural, then why wouldn't you. Again great/very unique topic that you picked.
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