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3-Pack 16oz. Mrs. Meyer's Clean Day Multi-Surface Everyday Cleaner (various scents) on sale from
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Add the acidic vinegar into the prewash, where the bleach cup fill line is. Then add a half cup of baking soda to the detergent tray along with soap/detergent (naturally fragranced with lavender, etc). Then using the same detergent cup with residual soapy fragrance (don't use this cup for the baking soda in the previous step), add a little more vinegar that mixes with the residual soapy fragrance and add that as a softener, so the rinse cycle has some slightly fragranced vinegar to dissolve and releases the remaining carbonate, if any, clinging to your laundry will rinse thoroughly. So its vinegar (acid), soda (base), vinegar (acid). The result is really fresh laundry because there's no way for bacteria to remain active after this chemical wash.
When you eat oranges or lemons, take the peels and put it in a large glass jar with vinegar. This can help ease the smell of vinegar and adds citrus oils to the mix. Keep adding until it's topped off and the longer it sits the more the peels release its oils, gradually turning the vinegar into a light orange color and giving it a better scent.
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it's always nice to switch things up as long as it works well.
Not looking to buy tons of it though.
Not looking to buy tons of it though.
It's not my preferred cleanser for every day. I use the Force of nature system/capsules but that is NOT a system for slick deals.
Add the acidic vinegar into the prewash, where the bleach cup fill line is. Then add a half cup of baking soda to the detergent tray along with soap/detergent (naturally fragranced with lavender, etc). Then using the same detergent cup with residual soapy fragrance (don't use this cup for the baking soda in the previous step), add a little more vinegar that mixes with the residual soapy fragrance and add that as a softener, so the rinse cycle has some slightly fragranced vinegar to dissolve and releases the remaining carbonate, if any, clinging to your laundry will rinse thoroughly. So its vinegar (acid), soda (base), vinegar (acid). The result is really fresh laundry because there's no way for bacteria to remain active after this chemical wash.
When you eat oranges or lemons, take the peels and put it in a large glass jar with vinegar. This can help ease the smell of vinegar and adds citrus oils to the mix. Keep adding until it's topped off and the longer it sits the more the peels release its oils, gradually turning the vinegar into a light orange color and giving it a better scent.
This is great, I've used the combination on pots and grills. It melts the grime away when scrubbing couldn't. The orange peel tip is a plus.
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Is this what she uses to clean Michael's messes???