How to Get Rid of Rust in your Sink

Just 3 Steps to remove rust stains.

Step 1: Squeeze lemon juice directly on the stain.

Step 2: Sprinkle a liberal amount of salt on the lemon juice.

Step 3: Let sit for about 4 hours and then rinse with cool water. Get all the salt down the drain before you start scrubbing. Just use your soft sponge and a little dish soap to wash all the residue off. The stains should be gone!

How to Clean your Kitchen Faucet

This is a really simple trick to clean the faucet head that I found on a ton of blogs/websites.

Supplies:

1/3 Cup of Baking Soda

1 Cup Vinegar

Zip Lock Bag

Rubber band or Clip

Directions:

Put the baking soda in the zip log bag. Then, SLOWLY, add the vinegar. Do this over the sink since it will bubble up (remember 3rd grade science). Pull the faucet out and dip in the bag. Use the rubber band or clip to hold the bag on the faucet head. Make sure the faucet head is fully submerged in the liquid. Wait about 1 hour then use a old tooth brush to scrub off all the yucky gunk.

How to Clean the Refrigerator's Water Tray

Put the tray in the sink and pour vinegar on it. Try to level the tray so the vinegar can pool in the ridges. After a couple minutes rinse the vinegar off and lightly scrub using a sponge and dish soap.

Cleaning a Glass Cook Top

I tried this baking soda method to clean our glass cook top. Click on the link for step-by-step instructions.

http://behindthestudio.com/2011/06/15/how-to-clean-your-glass-cooktop/#.T2TMExGPV8F

It really makes it sparkle, but I had to use a razor blade to get some of the tougher stains off.