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You can use vinegar in mixes that will help you clean pretty much everything in the house. And outside even. In combination with sodium bicarbonate, salt, olive oil or lemon juice it can scrub, whiten, dissolve burnt or hardened grease, and it also disinfects.

When having small children around, or pets, or both, urine stains may just be around the corner. When these kind of “accidents” happen, here’s how you can clean it up:

The best allies to help with cleaning the bathroom and kitchen sinks, along with the drains, are baking soda and vinegar.

A dirty hair brush will only do harm to your scalp and hair. Not to mention the fact that it will get your hair dirty and greasy. How to prevent owning a dirty hair brush?

A cutting board is like a kitchen diary. If not properly cleaned, it will smell like everything it touched, including fish, raw meat, onion or garlic. And that doesn’t sound delicious.

It’s hard not to get grease all over the kitchen cabinets, when cooking. The meat if frying, and needs to be turned, the pasta water is overflowing and needs the flame tamed, and to top it all the coffee is preparing to boil and it will also overflow if the flame is not turned off.

Cleaning the inside of burnt ovens is quite difficult, but cleaning burnt grease off of oven grills, that’s even harder due to the shape. It is a demanding process due to all the areas that must be reached, between all the seemingly endless bars.

There are no words to describe a dirty toilet bowl. It is, perhaps, one of the house items anyone should pay the most attention to, when  it comes to keeping it clean. Not to mention, that, due to its use, that is one spot where all germs and bacteria gather, if not kept clean, or properly cleaned.

A dirty tile is not easy on the eyes. And so are dirty ceramic sinks or ceramic bathtubs, not to mention toilet bowls. Keeping a clean tile is not easy. If you spill something, and use the mop to clean it out, it is not entirely clean until you get down and scrub that tile.

There are dozens of cleaning methods out there that revolve around baking soda and vinegar, and which are 100 percent efficient to remove almost any stain, almost anywhere in the house.