I didn’t clean the inside of my oven yet, but Morenberg says this should take less than half an hour and does not require harsh cleaners. My countertops are marble, which Findley recommends wiping down with warm water and a mild detergent. I also cleaned my kitchen floor with the all-purpose cleaner, which worked fine. Morenberg sometimes just uses “a dollop” of shampoo and some mouthwash to clean a toilet bowl. I scrubbed the rim and outside with the soapy sponge. I sprinkled baking soda inside the toilet and on its surfaces, then used a toilet wand to clean the inside as I normally would. Findley says hot vinegar can take care of it, and recommends squirting the liquid from a veterinarian’s syringe, similar to a turkey baster.
The cleaner I mixed together didn’t make much difference on the mold - but neither had Tilex or Clorox, the cleaners I relied on before. Findley recommended wiping them down with a sponge or non-scratching pad drenched in boiling vinegar, but I was too nervous about burning myself to do so. The walls above my bathtub still had soap scum on them, though. My metal fixtures looked great and grime came out of the sink and tub fine. Then I sprinkled baking soda in the sink and bathtub and went over them with a sponge that had some of the dish detergent on it.
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If you have windows in the bathroom, open them. It seemed clean enough and smelled better than Clorox, although I got a bit light-headed from the vinegar fumes. I soaked an old T-shirt in my all-purpose mixture and scrubbed my tiled bathroom floor with it. Using paper towels with the solution didn’t work well for me on really dirty surfaces. That didn’t work so well - the windowsills are less dirty, but aren’t sparkling, either. I tried cleaning my window sills, which got grimy over the winter, with paper towels dipped in this mix. I filled a large plastic container halfway with warm water, poured in less than half a cup of white vinegar, added a few drops of some lavender essential oil and a squirt of my dish soap. Homemade spring cleaning kit helps pinch pennies – The Denver Post
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