9 Things You Will Find in the Kitchen to Help You Cleaning the House

Actually their peels. They are useful when you want to polish some silver items, they will give your plants a nice shine and even polish leather. Use them to wipe your shoes and, believe me, you will like it.

If there is some vodka left after the party, make use of it when you start the clean-up. And don’t do it to make yet another drink– vodka is a fantastic anti-mold agent. It is also useful when you need to remove sticky stains on hard surfaces (for example glue on the table). If you pour it into a spray bottle, it will give your windows a good shine.

If there is a fireplace in your house, you can use potato peels to help remove the soot from your fireplace chimney. Please remember that burning the potato peels won't eliminate the whole deposit of soot or creosote, but will reduce it. Normal and regular cleaning of the chimney is still required.

Not only are they healthy and delicious, but they can also help you remove scratches. Unfortunately, they will only work with minor ones, not the deeper ones. Just rub the furniture with the nut and that should do!

The combination of salt and hot water can help you refresh or even unclog your sink. It can also remove some stubborn grease from the frying pans. Most importantly, it can also remove wine stains from linen. Just pour some salt directly onto the stain so that the wine won’t adhere too deep to the fabric.

Lemons polish faucets, clean kitchen tops or even remove grease from dishes. Your garbage can smells bad? Just drop a slice in there and the stench will soon be gone.

It is unbelievably effective when it comes to cleaning cast-iron pots and pans. Just pour some ketchup all over them, let it test there for some time then just wash it with water. That’s it!

Your grill, be that coal or electric one, badly needs a wash? Just cut an onion in two and use it to clean the grill.

Black tea could be used to clean and polish wooden floors. Pour some tea into the bucket and let it cool down. The tannic acid it contains is a good hardwood-floor cleaning agent.