Grapefruit Vinegar Cleaner

Check out this recipe for Grapefruit Vinegar Cleaner.  I love the effectiveness of cleaning with vinegar and that it is a natural cleaner. My husband is not a huge fan of the smell of vinegar.  I can spray areas and know that it is not harmful to my children. I clean the bathrooms, doorknobs and kitchen counters and I even mop with vinegar. There is always a bottle under my sink with vinegar in it.

When Stephanie posted the idea to steep orange peels in vinegar and make it smell better — I couldn’t resist trying it with grapefruit too.  After a week of steeping the peels in the vinegar, the grapefruit peels did work. It turned the vinegar into a sweet smelling cleaner.

I also love this Lemon Vinegar Cleaner and this Orange Vinegar Cleaner too!

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Grapefruit Vinegar Cleaner

Author Melissa@StockpilingMoms

Ingredients

• 1, 16- ounce canning jar any glassed lidded jar will work
• 1 grapefruit peels only
• vinegar to cover
• 2 drops of grapefruit essential oil optional

Instructions

1. Put the grapefruit peels inside the jar. Pour vinegar in the jar to cover the peels and put the lid on tightly.
2. Add 2 drops of essential oils if desired.
3. Store in the pantry for two weeks, then transfer the vinegar to a spray bottle and use for all your cleaning purposes!

Be sure to check out these other Frugal posts:

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Orange Vinegar Cleaner