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Old 07-20-2007, 09:08 PM   #1
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I use a half water half vinegar solution to clean practically everything, if it needs an extra scrub i use some baking soda, anyone else do this?
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Old 07-20-2007, 09:12 PM   #2
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I do!

When I got divorced I could no longer afford the $50 weekly Walmart trip so I started using a spray bottle with a vinegar/water solution and another with bleach and water.

Another mommysaver suggested putting a few drops of tea Tree Oil or any other concentrated scent to the vinegar solution.... I keep forgetting to try it.
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we started using it once ds could crawl, i didnt want him touching dangerous chemicals. I need to buy to tto to use in mine to.
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I use it a lot! I use it in the tub, on the floors, windows, to clean the dishwasher- it's almost a "good for anything" cleaner! I pour baking soda on the tub and then spray vinegar over it. I let it sit for a minute or two, then i scrub it. I also use it on my sinks, counters like that too.
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I use the same trick for my bath too!! It actually feels and looks cleaner than before when i used to use clorox powder!
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I use it a lot! I use it in the tub, on the floors, windows, to clean the dishwasher- it's almost a "good for anything" cleaner! I pour baking soda on the tub and then spray vinegar over it. I let it sit for a minute or two, then i scrub it. I also use it on my sinks, counters like that too.
Totally gonna try this!! My tub NEVER looks clean, and it drives me nuts!! So far the only thing that has worked is a magic eraser and I really had to scrub and scrub to get it clean. It was a brand new eraser and it fell apart completely when I was done. ROFL

And vinegar is SO cheap, I pay less than $3 a bottle and I buy the gallon size. It works great for my everyday cleaning.
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does anyone know if I can use it instead of jet dry in my dishwasher? I thought I saw someone post something about that.
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Old 07-21-2007, 08:03 PM   #8
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where do you buy tea tree oil?

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does anyone know if I can use it instead of jet dry in my dishwasher?
my mom does this. she also uses it to clean her coffee maker - runs the amount of vinegar through that's equal to the water she puts through (without the coffee grounds of course). cleans it really well
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I have just started using it. I found that my cleaning cabinet was overcrowded with over priced cleaners. I can take that money saved and stock up on toilet paper!
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tea tree oil is usually in the aromatherapy or medications area.

I use it in our dishwasher, i got sick of paying for jet dry, it works great
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