Vinegar, detergent and baking soda are essential in the home because they help solve any problem, clean and disinfect clothes, and much more.

When mixed, they create an incredible chemical reaction  that removes the most stubborn dirt.

Now let’s rediscover all the properties of these three products to understand how to best use them and get great benefits from them.

Grandmothers used only natural products, that’s why

Combining vinegar, baking soda and detergent is a classic and timeless tip from grandma. Once upon a time when it was necessary to clean the house and there was no money to buy sanitizing products, etc., grandmothers used these three elements.

In fact, vinegar, baking soda and detergent  can remove any stain from clothes,  sanitizing them in an economical, fast, ecological and natural way. For the uninitiated, vinegar is even good for hair, making it healthy and eliminating dandruff better than any other shampoo made for the problem.

If you combine these three products, you can say goodbye to chemical detergents, which not only harm your health, but also cause major problems to your pipes in the long run.

Unclogging drains and removing mold has never been easier

For example, to unclog drains, if you mix a little vinegar, a little baking soda and a little detergent, you get an incredible mixture that is capable of freeing any pipe from any blockage, but also from lime and resistant mold.

They can also act as a disinfectant in the bathroom. Just mix two tablespoons of baking soda, 60 ml of vinegar, 500 ml of water and a few tablespoons of dishwashing liquid and you’re done.

What will be created  is a miraculous effervescent reaction  that, when passed over the area to be treated, will thoroughly disinfect everything while eliminating any type of stain.

Remove stains from carpet with vinegar, baking soda, and dish soap.

Speaking of stains, removing stains  from carpets is the biggest source of despair for housewives  .

Baking soda has absorbent and bleaching agents that act deeply by removing dirt without changing colors, reviving them. That is why you should only use this to enjoy a perfect result.

So, just mix two tablespoons of baking soda, which is equivalent to 20 grams, 125 ml of vinegar and a little liquid detergent. Then apply the compound directly on the lacquer. The trick to having a spotless floor: there will not be a single stain around it and you leave it to act for at least 5 minutes.  Finally, we proceed to treat the area using a toothbrush,  perhaps used, so that it is not excessively rough.

Once finished, the stains will be completely gone. The same goes for any type of laundry, stains on the wall, for the kitchen sink or for removing bad smells from the fridge.

In this case, mix 60 ml of white vinegar, 60 ml of water, 50 ml of baking soda and a teaspoon of liquid dishwashing liquid. The mixture is sprayed in the refrigerator, including the doors and drawers, right up to the corners.

Then wipe with a damp cloth to remove the detergent, then dry everything with a sheet of kitchen paper.

You leave  the refrigerator open to let out bad odors or the strong smell of vinegar.