Sometimes we face certain dirt at home that is difficult to clean. Below I propose a list of products that you could have on hand with which you would solve some of these problems, but almost all of them must be used with caution since the toxicity of some requires the use of gloves and even a mouth guard.
Despite its usefulness, it is good to keep these products safe and away from children to avoid accidents that could be fatal.

Tricks for difficult cleaning

• Ammonia: This substance with a characteristic and penetrating odor is used for deep cleaning of windows, tiles and to remove grease stains from upholstery. Rub the surface you want to clean with a cloth dipped in a solution of three parts ammonia and one part water and you will be surprised by the results.
• Hydrogen Peroxide: It is used to clean marble and to remove ink stains on wood by rubbing the surfaces with a cloth dipped in this substance diluted in water. It also serves to make the vegetable fiber furniture whiter, but in this case use a cloth moistened with pure hydrogen peroxide.
• Alcohol: It is useful for removing lipstick, felt-tip pen and grass stains from upholstery. The procedure is to surround the stain with talcum powder and then wet it with alcohol reduced to one part of water for every three of the volatile substance. In the case of trying to clean glass and tiles, mix it with glass cleaner and water in equal parts.
• Baking soda: It is very effective in bleaching yellow stains that appear on white tablecloths. To do this, dissolve three tablespoons of baking soda in a liter of hot water, leave the tablecloth or napkin to soak for half an hour and you will see the result. Mixed dry with washing machine detergent and talc, it helps to clean upholstery and absorbs grease stains.
• Lemon: The pure juice of this citrus is used to remove recent rust stains on fabrics, ceramic floors and toilets. Also whitens yellow and ink stains, and brightens metals.
• Salt: The crystals of this essential ingredient in any kitchen are used to prevent clogging in sinks and bad odors. If you dissolve it in water and let the solution act for at least an hour, you will be able to whiten the curtains.
• Vinegar: If you use it hot, it will help you polish sanitary ware, remove verdigris from metals, revive the color of textiles and prevent clothes from discoloring. It’s good for cleaning wood and terrazzo, and it will also help you unclog your shower if you soak it overnight in a solution of equal parts water and vinegar.