The Blokehead - House Cleaning Guide: 70+ Top Natural House Cleaning Hacks Exposed

House Cleaning Guide

70+ Top Natural House Cleaning
Hacks Exposed

The Blokehead

Yap Kee Chong

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Miami, FL 33166

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Copyright 2015

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Digital Edition 2015

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I want to thank you and congratulate you for purchasing the book, House Cleaning Guide: 70+ Top Natural House Cleaning Hacks Exposed.

This book contains proven strategies on how to clean your house using natural ingredients that arent harmful to those around you.

With the advent of DIY cleaning hacks, people have been sharing their cleaning secrets with one another all around the internet. This has brought forth a new approach to conventional cleaning methods. People are now looking for simpler and cheaper ways to deal with the messes in their homes.

As another home owner, you might also be looking for ideas to help revolutionize the way that you take care of your home. The ideas in this book represent some of the most popular suggestions on many hack sites that aim to empower home owners. Many other house-keepers have long been enjoying these tips as they have saved them thousands of dollars on cleaning products and hours of cleaning time.

This book is divided into six chapters, each chapter deals with a simple substance found within your home that can be used in a myriad of cleaning applications. And as the title indicates, you will find more than 70 unique ideas to help make cleaning easier for you.

You dont have to go out of your way to buy any expensive chemicals or equipment from the department store. Every hack in this book can be performed with the things found within your kitchen and bathroom. You may already have all of these items in your house without knowing how useful they are! That is the beauty of cleaning hacks. You dont have to spend that much to get the same quality of work as chemical substances can achieve.

You dont necessarily have to read this manual from start to finish. This is because each chapter deals with a separate substance. You can pick the substance you want to use and begin reading from that chapter. The tips in each chapter dont necessarily relate to each other as they are a collection of the most useful tips from different sources.

Thanks again for purchasing this book, I hope you enjoy it!

Although commercially offered as a compliment to making cakes, this magical substance has found its way into other areas of delight within the home.

This may have something to do with the chemical composition of sodium bicarbonate (another term for baking soda). This natural substance has the capacity to equalize pH levels of substances with which it is mixed. In simpler words, its a perfect balance between acidic and alkaline, which makes it perfect for most cleaning purposes.

On top of being cheap, baking soda isnt toxic at all which makes it an ideal kitchen partner and cleaning back-up. There is a multitude of applications for baking soda beyond the realm of baking.

Sink Declogger

Mix a cup of baking soda with an equal amount of vinegar in one cup. Before pouring this mixture into a clogged drain, pour some hot water first to help melt down the clog. The baking soda mixture will soften whatever it is thats clogging the drain.

Comb Buddy

When combs and brushes have been used for a long time, theres going to be a build-up of dirt and oils that is going to damage the hair the next time its used. These built-up nuances can be cleaned by dipping the comb in a bowl full of warm water and two tablespoons of baking soda. Simply leave the combs in the mixture for about fifteen minutes then leave to dry.

Baby Friendly

Since baking soda neutralizes acidity levels in substances, it can be mixed with certain laundry detergents when washing baby clothes. When washing, toss in half a cup of baking soda along with the detergent to come up with fresh and toxic-free clothing suitable for babies.

Silver Polish

Antique utensils and cutlery will regain their shine through a baking soda rub. Mix two parts of baking soda with one part water. This will create a paste that can be applied to tarnished areas and reveal the former luster of silverware. The pH balancing capabilities of baking soda will prevent further rusting and protect the pieces from additional dirt. After rubbing the mixture unto the utensils, wash off and then dry.

Dishwasher Cleaner

After being used so many times, the interior of a dishwasher is prone to acquiring the smells of various food items. To deodorize the dishwasher, throw in some baking soda into the cycle.

Another way to do this is to place a small bowl filled with water and two tablespoons of baking soda into the empty dishwasher and run the wash cycle. The neutrality of the baking soda will even out both the acidic food smells and the alkaline scents that have stuck to the corners of the dishwasher.

Oven Cleaner

To make the scrubbing easier, sprinkle baking soda all over the bottom portion of the oven. Once every inch of the bottom has been covered in a light film of baking soda, spray a fine mist of water on the surface to help moisten the mixture. Leave the soggy baking soda in the oven overnight to absorb all the stains and the smells. The powder will scrub off easily in the morning.

Interestingly, this hack can also be used with microwave ovens. Instead of sprinkling the sodium bicarbonate over the inner surfaces of the microwave oven, leave a bowl containing a mixture of water and baking soda in the oven and leave for a night. The smells should disappear in the morning.

Grease Remover

Grease are tough stains that can ruin almost any carpet. Throw some baking soda unto the stained area and leave for about ten minutes. Scrub the area with a wet brush after.

Vomit Menace

Depending on the content of the vomit, more baking soda is needed to help lift such messes from the carpet. Cover the stained area with a generous helping of sodium bicarbonate and leave overnight. The baking soda will solidify the chunkier parts of the vomit and turn the mess into an easy-to-vacuum mess in the morning.