How To Clean Cups Without Bleach

All you need is water and white vinegar.

How to clean cups without bleach. Pour bleach into a clean jar and cap it tightly. Next dump out the vinegary water and give each mug a swish with the scrubby of your choice. Swirl it around til the stain disappears.

Dont bother with the stuff you use to wash dishes in the sink. That said please make sure you rinse off your plants properly before placing them back into the fish tank and only use non-scented non-gel bleach. Using this is a much better choice than bleach in that it leaves no firm order afterward.

Neutralise odours using a cup of washing soda crystals or bicarbonate of soda once a week. Brush the toilet with a hard brush mixing the baking soda and vinegar altogether. First fill each mug about half full with hot water boiled or just hot from a tap both will work and half full with white vinegar.

Bleach kills mildew but some surfaces cant be bleached and many people prefer not to use caustic chemicals but fortunately there are other options that will kill and clean mildew without bleach. A little effort is required. The add two 2 tablespoons of bleach per gallon of water 19 cups of water for every cup of breach in a clean bucket and use that to clean your plants.

Turn your washing machine back on remember you turned it off after you filled it up with water. To sanitize the sippy cups disassemble all the different parts mouthpiece lidstraws etc and wash them with detergent and water first and then let them soak in the bleach solution for two minutes. It can be used quite a few times kept handy beside dish-washing soap.

Pour it into your mug. Use toothpaste and a hard brush to remove surface tea stains from cups. You can add up to a cup if you feel that your washer really needs it.