Tuesday, November 26, 2019

Sanitize and clean the floors at home with these simple natural remedies


Cleaning the floor is, to say the least, essential to keep our home hygienic and welcoming. With the help of the right natural remedies we can make these surfaces shine without using chemicals and doing our part to help the environment.


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Clean the stoneware, ceramic and concrete floor


The biggest flaw of stoneware, although it is made of hard and compact porcelain, is its tendency to absorb oily substances and leave halos, so we want to create a detergent focused on the removal of fatty substances. Furthermore, materials such as cement and ceramics are prone to being scratched, so we have to use a very soft cloth during cleaning, even better if made of microfiber.

Create your natural detergent by combining: 3 liters of water, 4 tablespoons of vinegar, 4 tablespoons of alcohol and a drop of liquid soap.

Be careful to squeeze the cloth well so as not to leave accumulations of detergent on the floor that could create rings.

Sticky and greasy stains


If you find grease stains or sticky areas, sprinkle the areas with vinegar and leave it for a few minutes before washing with the detergent you have just created.

Clean the floor in marble, granite and stone


Materials such as marble, granite and stone are very durable and long-lasting, but can still be stained. To clean these materials without leaving marks, prepare a natural detergent by mixing in a bucket: 3 liters of hot water, 10 tablespoons of alcohol, 2 tablespoons of baking soda and 1 tablespoon of natural flake soap.

After mixing well and dissolving the soap, soak a cloth in the detergent and squeeze it well to make sure you do not leave annoying halos on the floor.

Remove the opacity


With time, especially marble will tend to lose its lucidity and become opaque. To bring it back to its shine, mix the plaster and water until you get a fluid cream. At this point pass the cream over the entire area to be treated and let it dry for about 30 minutes. When the plaster is completely dry it aspires to remove the excess and washes the floor with soap. The plaster will flake the opaque patina (the same way a scrub acts on the skin) and soap will complete the work enhancing the shine of the marble.

Clean the parquet and wood floor


So we come to the probably most difficult material to treat. The wood and in particular the parquet are very delicate and must be washed in a non-aggressive way, with solutions that do not foam, easy to rinse and that do not provide excessive doses of water on the surface. Nevertheless, a simple DIY recipe aimed at removing the layer of dirt through the action of baking soda is perfect for this type of floor.

In a mixing bucket: 3 liters of water, 2 tablespoons of baking soda and a small amount of soap (which you can dissolve in boiling water in advance). Now all that remains is to pass a microfibre cloth soaked in detergent, but well wrung out, on the area to be treated.

If at the same time I wanted to wash and wax the floor it would be enough to add 3 tablespoons of liquid wax , preferably natural to the mixture just created. In this way the floor will be sanitized and the patina of wax spread on the surface will protect the wood, giving it that much sought-after brilliant appearance.

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How to remove stubborn stains with natural remedies


Finally we come to the section of stubborn stains. Most of us use chemical cleaners because they find them more effective and efficient in removing especially stubborn stains, but it is only because they are using the wrong natural remedy.

We see a brief overview of the most common stubborn stains on our floors and how to remove them with non-chemical detergents.

Black scratches an


Ever-green of floors, often left by shoes or rubber objects. A little simple alcohol will reduce the adhesion of the rubber to the floor, which after a few minutes will come off with absorbent paper. Not to be used on marble and parquet to avoid halos.

Halos on outdoor marble


Speaking of halos, let's see how to remove the residues of limestone and dust left by the beach on the outdoor marble. I know you're tired that everyone repeats you that the fantastic white detergent is a cleanser, but it is really a versatile motion solution: pour a glass in a bucket of warm water and then pass it on the floor, your marble will thank you.

Urine and grease stains


Grease can be effectively combated by another pillar of eco-friendly and do-it-yourself cleaning, baking soda. Sprinkle the affected area with baking soda and let it work for a few minutes, and then remove with a damp cloth.

Urine is also neutralized by the composition of bicarbonate, especially on wooden and parquet floors. First, dry the urine with absorbent paper or old towels, then cover the area with baking soda and let it work overnight. The next morning, remove the baking soda and wash the floor, not only will the stain disappear but the smell will disappear with it.


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