Do they work as well as store brought, thinking about switching
kinna54,
Oct 12, 3:31am
Well I use white vinegar in a spray to clean the loo.and the shower. works for me.
245sam,
Oct 12, 3:32am
This one certainly works slimshady9 - it's thanks to TM's boatboy10.
SPRAY AND WIPE. "It's amazing! I have used on all kitchen/bathroom surfaces, windows, mirrors, walls - it's fantastic. Can also use on clothes as stain remover."
1 litre water 200ml vinegar 40ml each of dish detergent and eucalyptus oil 2 dssp washing soda crystals
Mix together, put in a spray bottle and use, or add 60ml to a bucket water and use for floors. :-))
slimshady9,
Oct 12, 3:41am
Thank you. Sounds great. Where do i buy the crystals from and would tea tree work instead of eucalypuls
geldof,
Oct 12, 4:10am
I haven't bought laundry powder for about 6 months. I make it in 7 litre lots.
My spray and wipe doesn't have the washing soda in, I might try that one 245sam.
slimshady9, tea tree oil would be fine as it's an antibacterial. the washing soda you can get in the washing powder aisle at the supermarket, or at bin inn.
lythande1,
Oct 12, 1:56pm
Some do, some don't.
pheebs1,
Oct 12, 4:20pm
half cup vinegar 2 tsp baking soda into a old spray and wipe, watch out for the fizzz when it stops fizzing so much fill to the top with water
i use this for all kitchen and bathroom surface works a treat and costs cents best of all because its food its safe for the littlies!
for shower spray and leave or 10 mins or so before wiping and for a really grubby shower sprinkle some extra soda on the floor then spraywith the mix and leave it to bubble away for a bit works well!
pheebs1,
Oct 12, 4:23pm
when you get really stuck i use baking soda salt citric acid and a rinse aid of vinegar in the dish washer and been known to use it in the washing machine also cleans out the machines is great on whites perfect when you run out of alternatives though i havent been able to find large quantities of citric acid to make it cheaper
i know some people add borax to the mix but i find i dont need it
patsprat,
Oct 12, 4:24pm
Anyone have a recipe for a wood-furniture polish that smells nice!
magenta,
Oct 12, 4:32pm
Window cleaner.Rub on white vinegar using soft cloth to get rid of dirt. Then rub off with lightly scrunched newspaper. Bit of elbow grease required, but works as well as the commercially produced and expensive stuff.
amiri1,
Oct 12, 4:48pm
I use this one but don't add as much eucalyptus. I've also used tea tree oil, lavender, rosemary and cedarwood, seperately, not all at once.
Our cleaner even gets me to make it for her to take home to use. :)
village.green,
Oct 12, 6:16pm
This one looks fab. You can buy washing soda from Binn Inn type place. Neat white vinegar (buy in 2L bottles cheapest brand from supermarket) works really well on modern shower doors at dissolving soap scum. I keep neat white vinegar on my kitchen bench and spray on work benches after feeding the dog or handling raw meat and meat juices have possibly dripped on them.
elsielaurie1,
Oct 12, 7:20pm
I can remember my very late Mother-in-law used a linseed oil based polish.I don't know the ingredients but I recall having to give it a good shake before applying it with a soft clothp.s. I googeled furniture polish. There are several there.home-made.
racheee,
Oct 12, 7:31pm
Wendyl Nissen has the instructions to make her products readily available.
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