· Several tsp Baking Soda
· 1-2 cups Boiling Water
ing water into two separate heat-safe dishes. Put ammonia dish
on the middle rack and boiling water dish on the bottom rack.
Close oven and let it sit overnight. Moisten a sponge with warm
water and sprinkle baking soda on it. Wipe the oven clean. Be
sure to rinse and add more baking soda to the sponge through-
out the process, so as not to spread the grease back onto the
clean surface.
ers, add a 1/3 cup of ammonia to a freezer bag and place one
burner inside. Seal and let sit overnight. Repeat the wiping
process with the sponge and a bit more baking soda. Rinse
and voila!
· Vinegar
· Scrub brush with bristles and sponge
move dirt and grimy build-up. First, sprinkle baking soda along
grout grooves, all over sinks and inside of tubs. If your shower
is tiled, try coating the area with a splash of warm water before
sprinkling on the baking soda, so it sticks. After everything is
covered, spritz vinegar generously on top. You'll notice a reac-
tion, which will cause the baking soda to fizz and bubble up. This
is completely safe, even the kids can help scrub, which is the
next step.
and begin to scrub after the bubbling mixture has been allowed
to set in for at least five minutes but no longer than ten. Try not
to wipe down muddy areas as you're scrubbing. You'll want the
surface to be gritty, letting the mixture work as long as possible.
Once you've scrubbed out all the grime, you can now rinse thor-
oughly and wipe clean with a sponge or moistened rags.
· All-Purpose Cleaner Spray
· Rags/Microfiber Towels or Paper Towels
· Coffee Filters