Showing posts with label White Vinegar. Show all posts
Showing posts with label White Vinegar. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 26, 2019

Orange Peel Cleaning Solution

Orange Peel Cleaning Solution Recipe

How to make an Orange Peel Cleaning solution:




What you will need:

  • A Jar
  • Oranges/ Orange Peels
  • White Vinegar
  • A Funnel (Optional)
  • A Spray Bottle

How to:

  1. Peel Oranges.
  2. Place Oranges in a Jar.
  3. Fill the rest of the Jar with White Vinegar.
  4. Leave the Orange Peels to sit in the Jar full of Vinegar for 2 weeks.
  5. Patch test the Solution on the item you are going to clean.
  6. Clean.








Some Recommended uses:

  • Glass Cleaner
  • Air Freshener
  • Adhesive Remover
  • Oil Spot Cleaner
  • Wood Cleaner
  • Hard Surface Cleaner
  • Floor Cleaner
  • Appliance Cleaner
  • Grill Cleaner
  • Ant Deterrent
  • After Shampoo Hair Rinse

We used an Upcycled Pickle Jar and Cleaning Vinegar. Cleaning Vinegar is more acid than Regular White Vinegar. We only used the cleaning vinegar because we happened to have it on hand. The Oranges were snack bagged for kids' lunch snacks. Double use for the oranges. A Non-Toxic, All Natural, Bio-Degradable cleaning option.




























































































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