Combine alcohol and vinegar and use them like this: you will see the difference
After having reviewed in broad strokes all the properties and characteristics of vinegar and ethyl alcohol, let’s see how to combine them and how to get the most out of them . First of all, what you need to do is get a spray bottle into which you can then add the mixture: this will make it much easier to distribute the product on the surfaces. Then you need to fill the spray bottle with about 250 ml of water , then add 50 ml of ethyl alcohol and another 50 ml of vinegar. Screw the spray bottle tightly and mix gently: the product is ready to use.
The first way to get the most out of this product is to use it on steel taps. Spray your mixture on a slightly damp cloth and start gently rubbing the steel tap. What happens is amazing: it will become much clearer to the eye. The same goes for all steel surfaces , even the sink itself. You will also notice how you will be able to remove lime residue from the sink as well as polish it to perfection.
Another perfect use for this product is glass cleaning. Cleaning glass always causes a bit of difficulty: it is very easy for visible stains to remain after cleaning. This will not happen with vinegar and alcohol. Simply spray them directly onto the glass in the quantity you prefer and then wipe with kitchen paper. There is no need to rinse or make several passes, one is enough . The effectiveness of this method will surprise you, you will never go back. The same goes for mirrors : the procedure is the same and no halo will remain.
Thanks to our tips you can clean multiple surfaces using just one product , without having to spend money on different types of detergents.
Throw in 3 drops and you won’t believe the results: you will have a flawless floor
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