Pine Vinegar
With all the things we use orange peels, lemon peels and lavender vs. all the cleaning that is to be done we have turned to other sustainable ingredients to make our cleaning vinegar.
Foraging outside we picked up Pine to make a Pine variation of our favorite cleaner.
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Vinegar Cleaning Solution is great for all purpose cleaning. You should test it on the material you intend to clean first. Some varnishes may be taken off by these mixtures. You may add water as desired to dilute your solution to meet your cleaning needs.
Here is a great link for vinegar cleaning uses: https://www.today.com/home/28-ways-use-vinegar-around-your-house-t72276
Ingredients:
Pine Needles (that may have dropped from your backyard trees).
White Vinegar
A jar to contain your mixture
How to:
Place Pine Needles in jar, fill with vinegar and seal for 3-6 weeks. To make the mixture faster, heat the vinegar before adding it in your jar.https://www.instagram.com/littlelakeviewconservatory/
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