To tidy up your home, it is not at all necessary to sweep away all the jars and bottles that line the shelves of household chemical stores.
A much cheaper, but equally effective option is the favorite methods of our grandmothers and mothers.
For example, to clean transparent glassware, you can use citric acid.
All you need to do is pour half a teaspoon of lemon juice into a cup (plate).
Now fill the container with boiling water and you can calmly go and drink tea (from a different cup, of course).
After half an hour, return to the kitchen, pour the cooled solution out of the container and... that's it!
All stains, as well as scale and plaque, will disappear along with the cleaning solution in the sink drain, and all you have to do is enjoy sparkling cleanliness.
In particularly severe cases, the exposure time can be increased to an hour. The same should be done with the amount of citric acid. As for the plates, they can be cleaned to a shine by immersing them in one large container filled with water and "citric acid" at a rate of 5 g per 200 ml of water.
