With vinegar and baking powder, you can make a super-powerful natural product that cannot be missing when cleaning your home. In practice, you can use it to remove scale from the surfaces of pots and pans. Find out how.
Vinegar and baking powder: this is what you can create
This natural mixture can be used to remove scale from pots and pans. Vinegar has powerful acidic properties. To get the most out of it, follow these simple steps:
Mix 2 equal parts hot water and white vinegar;
Cool the solution and immerse the pots in it for about twenty minutes;
Add the juice of one lemon or 1 tablespoon of baking soda or coarse salt;
Use a stiff bristle brush or sponge to scrub;
To remove tougher stains, make a fairly corrosive paste by mixing 1 tablespoon baking soda with 1 tablespoon vinegar and 1 tablespoon water.
Rinse with hot water and air dry.
How is the special product prepared?
Consider the material the pan is made of before applying any type of product. The ideal is to do a test on an inconspicuous part of the pan to see how it reacts.
When rubbing the surface, avoid metal objects that could compromise the non-stick surface. However, if you’re already seeing scratches and scaling, here’s how to proceed.
The idea is to make a DIY cleaner like this
150 ml of any detergent
350 ml of water
1 tablespoon baking powder
100 ml alcohol vinegar
Here are the steps to follow:
Take a small bowl and add the yeast, detergent and water;
Mix well and use to remove limescale from pans and saucepans;
Apply and leave on for 5 minutes;
Rub and admire the result.