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Spring Cleaning Tips from the New York Times

Spring Cleaning Tips from the New York Times

In the Home and Garden section of The New York Times(online), the author gives tips to get a jump on spring cleaning.  He suggests using vinegar as an ingredient in a “home-brewed” window cleanerand an all-purpose cleaning solution.  The tips are noted below:

“Rubbing alcohol and vinegar are also useful. For a home-brewed window cleaner, mix one cup of alcohol with one cup of water and add a tablespoon of white wine vinegar. For an all-purpose cleaning solution, add one-quarter cup of vinegar to a gallon of water.”