Brilio.net - The floor of the house is one of the areas that gets dirty easily. Usually dust, sand and other dirt sticks to the surface of the floor. If you don't clean it straight away, the floor will look dirty and slippery when stepped on. This certainly risks causing the occupants of the house to fall.
To clean the floor , you inevitably have to sweep and mop it regularly. For maximum cleanliness, some people deliberately add dishwashing soap to the floor cleaning solution. As a result, the floor is clean and shines to the max.
But if you don't want to run out of dishwashing soap, you can use other cleaning agents to mop the floor. No need to worry, the results will be a clean and smooth floor in a short time. The method was demonstrated by Instagram user @safaralles, on Monday (22/4).
"Mopping a set of clean floor mats," he said, quoted by BrilioFood from Instagram @safaralles on Monday (6/5).
The first step, mix the cleaning solution first. No need for hot water, just pour regular water into the container. Then, add mop liquid with aroma according to taste.
photo: Instagram/@safaralles
Before stirring, he also added one kitchen ingredient, namely vinegar, to the container. Yes, this kitchen material is thought to be able to make the floor shinier and rougher after mopping. Stir until all ingredients are completely mixed.
photo: Instagram/@safaralles
Once done, dip the mop in the cleaning solution. Then, rub the mop over the entire surface of the floor. Make sure you do it evenly and thoroughly, OK?
In one swipe, the appearance of the floor immediately appears to change. If initially filled with dust and dirt, the floor will look shiny. When you step on it, the floor doesn't feel slippery.
photo: Instagram/@safaralles
The addition of vinegar also turns out to make the aroma of the mop more intense. As a result, the floor smells good for a long time. This certainly makes the occupants of the house more comfortable and at home, right?
This video also caught the attention of many people. Some netizens even shared other tricks when mopping the floor in the comments column of this video.
"I also use this concoction, only I add just 1 pump of cupir fluid. It's so messy on the floor," wrote the Instagram account @zarakmp.
"It was perfect, I had vinegar, I had never used it, so I tried mopping it with this... I had intended to make a vinegar pickle until now but it didn't come true ," said the Instagram account @retno_amb.
"I just found out sis, thanks for the info," commented @deasilvia152.
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How to store opened vinegar so it lasts a long time.
To store opened vinegar so that it remains durable and long-lasting, you can follow these steps:
1. Use an airtight container.
Transfer the opened vinegar to an airtight container or clean, dry glass bottle. Make sure the container has a tight-fitting lid to prevent air from entering and oxidizing the vinegar.
2. Avoid direct exposure to air and light.
Store the vinegar container in a cool, dark, dry place, such as a cupboard or kitchen shelf away from heat sources and direct sunlight. Exposure to air and direct light can speed up oxidation and make vinegar sour.
3. Keep the container clean.
Make sure the vinegar storage container is always clean before using. Clean the outside of the container periodically to remove dust or dirt stuck to it.
4. Pay attention to the expiration date.
Although vinegar can last a long time, make sure to check the expiration date of the vinegar before using it. Although opened vinegar may last longer than its expiration date, the quality and taste of the vinegar may change over time.
5. Avoid contamination.
Use a clean spoon or funnel when pouring the vinegar from the storage container into the container or bottle that will be used to prepare food. Avoid contamination by using tools that have been contaminated with other materials.
With the methods above, you can store the vinegar that has been opened properly so that it remains durable and lasts a long time. Storing vinegar properly maintains its quality and maintains a fresh taste for use in a variety of dishes and recipes.