It is no longer surprising that some spices can be used not only in cooking, but also in the garden to combat insect pests.
But they are no worse in everyday life, helping to tidy up the house, wash clothes or get rid of stains. Let's tell you in order.
Spices for washing
First of all, mustard powder will help remove greasy stains from clothes. It can be used even when washing wool or silk materials. In addition, mustard will help if you need to wash greasy dishes, but have nothing to wash them with. It will disinfect the surface and will not leave surfactants harmful to the body on the utensils.
Continuing with the topic of washing, we can’t help but mention vinegar, which works great as a rinse aid and also removes ingrained odors.
Spices against stains
Regular table salt works as a stain remover. It works best when the stains are still fresh. But you can do more than just sprinkle salt on the fabric. A paste of salt and water does the job perfectly. Leave it for at least an hour, and then wash the laundry.
You can simply wash your laundry with salt, and if you mix salt with vinegar, you can remove stains from glass.
Spices in everyday life
1. The floor can be washed with regular vinegar – it works as an antibacterial agent, absolutely harmless.
2. The drain in the sink can be cleared with baking soda and vinegar, left for 30 minutes.
3. Wooden surfaces can be cleaned with a salt solution, and mold can be removed with a mixture of salt and vinegar.
4. Soda will do a great job if you need to clean plumbing, ceramic tiles and other surfaces, and at the same time it will destroy bacteria.
5. To extend the life of a new broom, place it in a hot solution of water and salt for 20-30 minutes.
