7 Simple Tips to Save Money on Cleaning

1. 7 Simple Tips to Save Money on Cleaning Supplies

2. Replace Baking Soda with Coffee Grounds • Why spend money on baking soda when leftover coffee grounds will do just as nicely? • Simply place a bowl of leftover coffee. The entire refrigerator will smell like delicious coffee and you need to replace them only once in every two months. • Coffee grounds can also be used to deter bugs from your plants. Simple place some coffee grounds around your garden plants.

3. Buy Cleaning Supplies in Bulk • Instead of buying one cleaning product, buy 10. You will end up saving quite a bit. • Don’t forget to look for discount coupons online. You can easily save 10 to 15% on cleaning supplies with discount codes. • On-going sale schemes are yet another way to save big on cleaning supplies.

4. Use Reusable Mops • Disposable items can come in handy, but have a draining effect on the budget. • Use reusable mops instead as they can be used over and over again without adding on to your budget. • We recommend using microfiber cloth. They can be used for pretty much anything, be it scrubbing, dusting or mopping.

5. Use Old Rags Instead of Paper Towels • Take paper towel out of the budget and you will end up saving quite a bit. • Paper towels are expensive and environmentally unsound. We recommend using old rags instead. • Rags are more absorbent, can be used multiple times, eco-friendly and cheap! What more reason do you want?

6. Use Petroleum Jelly as a Polisher • Beeswax can give the shine your furniture needs, but not without burning a hole in your pocket. • Use a pinch of petroleum jelly to polish furniture. It may not do as good a job as beeswax, but it will give the furniture the sheen it needs. • Next time you clean your furniture, add a few drops of lemon juice to the cleaning solution. It will give the furniture a nice aroma.

7. Polish Cutting Board with Olive Oil • If you want your cutting board to last longer, without its surface getting chipped or splintered, then polish it with olive oil. • Pour a few drops of olive oil over the surface. Let it sit for a couple of minutes before wiping off the excess. • With this simple tip, you won’t need to splurge on a new cutting board for a long time.

8. If you put your creativity to work, you can find many other ways to save money on your cleaning supplies. For in-depth cleaning solutions, don’t forget to call an expert: www.wowcleaningsolutions.com