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Grease is well known for its ability to create redundant stains on clothes and surfaces. As a result, most of the commercial grease remover reagents are very expensive. You can save money by creating your own reagent. Just add half a cup of sudsy ammonia in a bucket and add enough water. Stir and use a sponge or mob to apply the solution on the surfaces. Be sure to rinse the area with clean water once you are sure that all the grease is gone.

All-Purpose Cleaner:

Wouldn’t it be great to have an all-purpose cleaner? Luckily you can make your own by mixing one quart of warm water with 4 tablespoons of baking soda. Application process is extremely easy, you just have to pour the solution on the surface or appliance and wipe using a microfiber cloth or sponge. To get the best results, it’s recommendable to only prepare the required amount as storing it can lower its ability to remove stains.

Anyone can attest to the fact that getting rid of redundant stains from clothes is a nasty and cumbersome affair. Save money and time by using an affordable solution. Mix one gallon of hot water with 1 cup of powdered dishwater detergent and 1 cup of regular liquid chlorine bleach. Regular means that the bleach should not be too concentrated or ultra. This solution can be used to get rid of stains on stainless steel appliances, plastics and even enamel kitchenware. If you decide to use it on clothes, soak them in the solution for 15-20 minutes then wash them as usual.

Go ahead and try out these cleaning solutions to experience a new way of cleaning your accessories.