Detergent consumption will be reduced by half: add one of three penny ingredients - a trick from thrifty housewives
You always want to spend as little money as possible on various cleaning products.
To use them as sparingly as possible, you need to add one of three powders that you probably have at home.
Let's figure out what clever tricks smart housewives use to reduce the consumption of detergents.
What to add to dishwashing gel
You've probably heard about the miraculous cleaning properties of baking soda. This powder can be added to the bottle with the product or applied to the sponge immediately before use.
The application of the product couldn't be simpler. Sprinkle soda on the surface of the dish, wipe it thoroughly with a sponge and rinse.
The same applies to the second miracle cure, which is ordinary table salt. The popular seasoning for dishes also has excellent abrasive properties, which allows you to wash away even complex stains in no time.
And if you have tooth powder at home, it can play the role of perhaps the best whitener of all that exists.
It can make dishes snow-white and clean plates in the most inaccessible places.
Earlier we wrote about what to add to water for washing floors.
