Clears shower from stains You can use half a lemon to clean glass shower enclosures from hard water stains and mirrors. Helps clean the microwave To simplify cleaning the microwave, cut a lemon in half, place it in a bowl of water, and put it in the microwave for 3 minutes. After that, just wipe the microwave with a cloth. Restores faucet shine A small slice of lemon can be used to clean faucets to their original shine. Clears glass surfaces In a spray bottle, pour water, squeeze the juice of one lemon, and spray it on the glass surface. Then wipe it with a microfiber cloth, and the glass will be clean again! Helps clean the dishwasher Before starting the wash, place half a lemon in the dishwasher compartment. At the end of the dishwasher cycle, you will see that both the dishes and the machine itself are clean. Disinfects the cutting board A classic way to clean a cutting board is with salt and lemon. These two components will effectively clean and disinfect the board. Cleans the oven Fill a baking tray with water, squeeze the juice of one lemon, and add chopped lemon peel. Place it in an oven preheated to 250 degrees for 30 minutes. After that, remove the tray, let the oven cool, and wipe away grease and dirt with a cloth. Removes rust Use half a lemon to rub rusty metal or a rust stain on fabric. If the stain is stubborn, mix lemon juice with baking soda and borax in equal proportions. Apply the paste to the stain, leave it for a couple of minutes, and rinse under water. Degreases pots and pans Squeeze the juice of one lemon into a frying pan, add lemon peel, and heat the mixture over low heat for 10 minutes. Then rinse off the grease under running water. Cleans tiles Lemon whitens and removes dirt from the joints between tiles. Squeeze the juice of one lemon onto the dirty area and scrub with an old toothbrush. Finally, rinse the area with a cloth dampened in water. Restores shine to the grater If grease is hard to remove from the grater, simply wipe it with a lemon, which acts as a natural degreaser. Freshens the refrigerator Lemon helps eliminate unpleasant odors in the refrigerator. To do this, cut the lemon into wedges, place them in a bowl of water, and put it in the refrigerator overnight. The pleasant citrus aroma will eliminate unpleasant smells. Cleans plastic containers Plastic containers can develop stains that do not come off with regular detergent. Wipe these areas with a lemon wedge to solve the problem. Restores shine to wooden surfaces Mix lemon juice with a small amount of mineral oil for wood, apply it to a microfiber cloth, and rub dull wooden furniture. Disinfects the drain Squeeze lemon juice into the drain hole and wipe the faucets with the remaining lemon half. Then flush with hot water. Cleans kitchen countertops Mix the juice of one lemon with an equal amount of water and clean the countertop. This will help remove stains and coffee marks. Helps clean the grill/bbq grate Cut the lemon in half, sprinkle with salt, and rub the grates. You may need to repeat the process several times if the grate is heavily soiled. Repels bugs and insects Squeeze juice from half a lemon onto the windowsill and rub it over the entire surface. Most bugs dislike strong citrus scents. Cleans the floor Add lemon juice to the water for mopping during cleaning. Remember that lemon should not be used on stone floors. Restores shine to dishes Take time during cleaning to restore the mirror shine to your dishes. Just rub them with half a lemon.
