1. Lemon Furniture Polish

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Coffee spills , jelly finger prints, and chocolate cookie smudges are a gone with a swipe of this smell good, clean great cleaner. Mix 1 tablespoon of lemon juice with 2 tablespoons of olive oil. Apply to furniture with a cloth, then buff. The acid in the lemon cleans the smears and smudges while the olive oil helps bring out the shine of the wood.

2. Lemon Bathtub Cleaner

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Fiberglass tubs can be rid of that unsightly rust with no problem! This natural cleaner dissolves rust stains as great as the store bought brand. Mix 2 TBSP lemon juice with ¼ cup baking soda and rub onto the rust. Leave it on for about 20 minutes, then rinse thoroughly. DO NOT USE ON GRANITE OR MARBLE.

3. Lemon Cabinet Cleaner

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Are your kitchen cabinets covered with a sticky, unknown substance? Wipe them down with ¼ cup lemon juice and a quart of hot water. Wipe the cabinets with a damp sponge, and follow up with a clean, wet cloth. Finish with a dry rag and buff to a shine.

4. Toilet Fizz Cleaner

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The world’s first fizzy cleaner has arrived! Pour1/2 cup of white vinegar into your toilet bowl. Let set for 2 minutes, and then sprinkle with ½ cup baking soda. It with bubble and fizzle just like your child’s science experiment! When the fizz fades, scrub with a toilet brush, and flush.

5. Window Cleaner

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Vinegar really does make glass sparkle. So add 1cup vinegar and 2 cups water. Pour into a spray bottle. The vinegar contains acetic acid that cuts the grime and smudges and evaporates quickly.

6. Non- Abrasive Cleaner

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Baking soda doesn’t scratch any surface you use it on, so go ahead and clean your counters and sinks with this gentle cleaner. Sprinkle on surface, then wipe with a damp sponge or cloth. Wipe clean with water.

7. Natural Air Freshener

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Don’t throw away all those lemon peelings you have used for your cleaners! Put them in a pan of water, sprinkle about 1 teaspoon of baking soda into the pan, add a drop or two of vanilla and boil. The baking soda cuts odors in the air and the lemon and vanilla simply smells terrific.

Do you have a natural cleaner you make and use at home? Please, let me know!

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