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pink 2 years ago said:
Yep, she sure did use this. Thank You for a reminder!
kilby 2 years ago said:
I wanted to let you know that this inspired me. I have one of those Automatic Shower Cleaners installed in my bathroom. It is about $3.50 per week to use. I got out my turkey baster/injector, and filled up the shower cleaner container with vinegar and lemon juice and water, I will let you know how it comes out. It was less than .50 cents worth of ingredients. Thanks a bunch! Kilby
robertg 2 years ago said:
This what my mother always used. Thanks for the reminder...Bob
saavedra 2 years ago said:
Vinegar is so versatile; I cook and clean w/it!
georgesgirlnumber1 2 years ago said:
I use this not only to clean windows, but for mopping wood floors. I use a sponge mop and squeeze it almost dry. I gave up on all those special cleaners that leave only streaks! If you can bring yourself to do it, use old newspapers to wipe the windows. I can't stand the messy hands (I know...wear gloves!), but it really cleans a window superbly. Thanks for sharing
mystic_river1 2 years ago said:
Good job!
mumtazcatering 2 years ago said:
Thanks for a great tip this is definitely what grandma used
money saver!!!!!!!!!!!
uhannigan 2 years ago said:
Kilby, what a great idea! I have one of those shower cleaning gadgets and haven't been very happy with the results. Next time it's empty, I'm going to folow your tip. Thanks.
suzalleogram 1 year, 12 months ago said:
Our grandmothers must be so proud!