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These Common Foods Double as Cleaning Supplies
April 11, 2023
Lifestyle expert Erika Katz showed Inside Edition how to use food products to clean up the house. A slice of bread can be put to work absorbing spilled red wine. Bread can also come in handy for picking up shards of broken glass. Rice mixed with soap water helps get rid of lingering stains in reusable containers. A cup of tea can be used in place of spray cleaner, while lemon and salt can help remove grime from a cutting board.
