It will help remove soap scum, hard water deposits, grease, and grime. You can sprinkle some borax in your kitchen sink ( or anywhere around your kitchen) and scrub it with a wet rag. You can use Borax to make your own laundry detergent, but it also works great in the kitchen! Have you heard of Borax? Its a cleaning powder that’s been used for years and years around the home. Sprinkle Borax in Your Sink for a Deep Clean I hope in time you’re able to enjoy a beautiful, clean, old-fashioned kitchen.
Try some of them out today and hold on to what works for you and your kitchen. Here are 8 TRIED and TRUE vintage cleaning tips for the KITCHEN. I can’t wait to share some of those with you today, specifically for the heart of your home, the kitchen! This meant they had their tried-and-true cleaning tricks and recipes that had been passed down from previous generations. In the past there were less options for cleaning products ( and appliances, gizmos, and gadgets). If YOU want to be a more old-fashioned homemaker, you can adapt a consistent cleaning schedule, and incorporate some vintage cleaning tips into it. It seems like it was something that was prioritized and taught. I think most of our great-grandmothers valued cleaning and keeping a clean home more than the current generation. She kept a garden, stored her home-canned goodies in the basement, made the most delicious recipes that my family still uses today, and kept her home VERY clean. What a treat! I admire so many things about the way my nana lived and took care of this home. The other day I was wiping down our kitchen cabinets, and it got me thinking about how my nana may have spent her time cleaning this kitchen! I am so lucky to live in my great-grandparents home from the 50’s… and to clean my great grandma’s original kitchen.
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