Natural stain removers are healthier and more economical than store-bought products.
This information is not new.
The problem is to know how to distinguish among this panoply the usefulness that one can have of it.
Cleaning is not fun for everyone. To make your life easier, here is a descriptive list of natural stain removers helping you to make the best use of it and save on chemical detergents.
First come the plants such as rags, sponges, chamois skins or mops. They are more accessories to help with cleaning but are essential. Their function is absorbent, so we will use them to clean everything that is liquid.
Second , we have the minerals such as talc, white Spain, or the land of Sommières. They are strong stain removers which also have an absorbent role. We don't use for liquid but more for stains, halos on clothes or wallpaper.
Then there is the family of detergents . Alkaline salt, soap, clays or saponites are among them. They are suitable for cleaning greasy stains and therefore difficult to obtain. Their function is to remove the most stubborn dirt.
So in summary to clean the dirtiest parts and appliances , we use for example bicarbonate of soda as a natural detergent but which can also act as an odor neutralizer for your refrigerator.
Toclean the windows ,descale or shine your tiles , we opt more for white vinegar . For your floors ,black soap is a very good natural detergent. In minerals, you can take from the land of Sommières , a clay powder, to remove the most encrusted stains from the carpet.
Natural detergents are very effective and cost next to nothing. We will sometimes spend a fortune on household products to remove encrusted stains or to clean an oven when alternatives exist.
Natural detergents can also be used for many things, think of multi-purpose bicarbonate!
Do you use natural detergents? What do you think? Tell us in the comments.
