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water & vinegar vs water & dishsoap vs water & bleach
I'm going to attempt to switch to non-commercial cleaners but need some help with usage for the diff. solutions.... can someone give me examples/guidelines for water & vinegar, water & dishsoap, and water & bleach solutions? Also proportions of water to the other ingredient would be helpful!! thanks 
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Re: water & vinegar vs water & dishsoap vs water & bleach
Water and Vinegar can be used for just about anything your all purpose cleaners are used for, A good rule of thumb is atleast 1 cup vinegar for every liter of water. You can dilute it more and it still works fine. I add lemon juice to mine for a fresh scent
) It works great! Also works to streak free glass and etc.
Bleach and water is usually a half and half ratio. . which works wonders on stains, Be careful what you wear while you're cleaning cause of course you could ruin your clothes with this one!! But I use it to clean walls and sometimes counters and floors when they have been neglected. . . Works great on Mold and Mildew surfaces, Bathrooms are best bleached regularly because bleach is a mold killer, and bathrooms (and Refridgerators) are the most common places to find mold.
The water to dish soap, just like you would fill your sink, I gallon of water, a squirt or two of dish soap. I've only ever used it on windows, however I've heard it does great on tile as well
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