Bleach water

'How Much Bleach to Water Ratio Do You Need for Cleaning...?' (via eHow)

If you're looking to clean and disinfect to prevent the spread of illness, how much bleach is needed to clean? Here are some handy dilution ratios.

What is rainwater harvesting? It simple is catching water in a containment system of some sorts to use for another purpose. Who would harvest rainwater? People have been harvesting rainwater since nearly the beginning of time; this is definitely not a new concept. There are records that indicate that back in the 3rd century B.C. in India people were actually punished for not participating in rainwater collecting. Can you imagine? Times sure have changed. Today many people harvest rainwater…

Fast ways to clean and disinfect kids toys

To learn more about bleach and how much you can put in a spray bottle to sanitize, we reached out to experts and researched expert sources.

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What you’ll need: 1/4 cup of Bleach 1 Teaspoon of Laundry Detergent 1 Empty Plastic Spray Bottle (How about an empty Clorox Clean-Up bottle?) Water

Did you know that bleach has a shelf life of months? Many preppers who are planning to use their bleach to treat water may be in for a surprise when the bleach is not as effective as orginally believed. Here is an alternative to bleach that has a shelf life of 20 years!

Every housewife knows how hard is to bring back white to your white socks, that’s why we’ve thought to share some great cleaning hacks to ease your job. And you only need a few ingredients from your pantry. Method 1 - Boil socks in lemon water To get rid of dirt out of your white socks, you need a big pot filled half with water. Put it to boil with 2 lemons cut in slices. Put the dirty socks in lemon water and boil them for a few minutes. Remove them with a knife, and then wash them with…