Comments on: Frugal Tip: Vinegar, Baking Soda’s Best Friend http://www.festivaloffrugality.com/frugal-tip-vinegar-baking-sodas-best-friend.htm Home of the weekly carnival that helps you pinch pennies out of dollars. Thu, 28 Aug 2008 10:53:40 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.1 By: Tracy http://www.festivaloffrugality.com/frugal-tip-vinegar-baking-sodas-best-friend.htm#comment-4451 Tracy Sat, 12 Apr 2008 21:10:50 +0000 http://www.festivaloffrugality.com/frugal-tip-vinegar-baking-sodas-best-friend.htm#comment-4451 I love using these two in combination to clean my stove. The baking soda makes a great abrasive, the fizzing action when you add vinegar helps to break up stuck-on food. I frequently put vinegar in the spray bottle, diluted with water, and add either a few drops of dish soap, or if I'm cleaning windows, a bit of alcohol. Either makes a great generic household cleaner for pennies. I love using these two in combination to clean my stove. The baking soda makes a great abrasive, the fizzing action when you add vinegar helps to break up stuck-on food.

I frequently put vinegar in the spray bottle, diluted with water, and add either a few drops of dish soap, or if I’m cleaning windows, a bit of alcohol. Either makes a great generic household cleaner for pennies.

]]> By: Pension http://www.festivaloffrugality.com/frugal-tip-vinegar-baking-sodas-best-friend.htm#comment-4450 Pension Sat, 12 Apr 2008 15:15:33 +0000 http://www.festivaloffrugality.com/frugal-tip-vinegar-baking-sodas-best-friend.htm#comment-4450 Thank you so much for the vinegar tip. I too can not tolerate most fabric softeners, so I will try this in my next wash! Thank you so much for the vinegar tip. I too can not tolerate most fabric softeners, so I will try this in my next wash!

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