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Defuse Pet Odor: Mix 20 drops of Lavender or Lemongrass oil with apple cider vinegar, fill in a small spray bottle shake well before each use and spray onto desired area and or in specific rooms.

Sports Gear: add 2 drops each of Tea Tree oil and Lemongrass essential oil to 1 quart of warm water. Then add 4 tablespoons of baking soda and mix well. This helps rid the smell developed by an active lifestyle.

Bathroom Refresher: Soak a cotton ball with lemongrass and it place behind the toilet or desired area to fill your bathroom with a refreshing scent.

Air Freshener for Trash Cans: Put a cotton ball with two drops each of Lemongrass and Tea Tree oil at the bottom of the trash can and that can help eliminate those bad odors.

The Power of Microfiber ClothsThe dirt-trapping properties of micro-fiber cloths mean you can often use these cloths with nothing more than plain water to wipe up spills and scrub away stains. When you need a little extra cleaning power, why not make your own natural cleaning products to use with your micro-fiber cloths? For example, a simple solution of water and vinegar in a spray bottle can be a highly effective glass cleaner when combined with the power of micro-fiber. If the vinegar smell bothers you, add a few drops of lemon to give your cleaning spray a scent you enjoy.

Microfiber cloths are some of the hottest cleaning supplies available today. Lint-free and non-abrasive, these cloths allow you to clean many different types of surfaces without using harsh chemicals. However, many people don't know how to make the most of micro-fiber cleaning cloths. Here are some tips to help you clean like a pro.

Benefits of Micro-Fiber Cloths

Micro-fiber cloths are made from tiny fibers that can reach into tiny cracks in the surface you want to clean. These fibers trap dirt and bacteria, removing them from the surface to leave it hygienically clean. They can absorb more than seven times their own weight in water, dry quickly, and can be reused over and over again.

What Can You Clean with Micro-Fiber Cloths?

Micro-fiber cloths with extra-small fibers are ideal for cleaning glass. Wipe your windows, mirrors, or shower screens with a damp micro-fiber cloth for a streak-free shine. You can even use micro-fiber cloths on electronic screens without worrying about scratching your devices.

In the kitchen, you can use micro-fiber cloths to clean your stainless steel appliances and ceramic stovetop, as well as wipe down your countertops and cabinets. You can even clean tiled floors with a micro-fiber cloth to remove grime and leave a smooth finish.

Some micro-fiber cloths have silver fibers embedded in them. Silver is naturally antibacterial, which makes this kind of cloth a good choice for cleaning bathroom surfaces, kitchen countertops, and other areas where germs could lurk.

What Can't You Clean With Micro-Fiber Cloths?

Micro-fiber cloths are suitable for a huge variety of applications. However, you need to be aware that these cloths can accumulate a lot of dirt over time. The fibers trap dust and can transfer it to the surfaces you clean. Therefore, it is important to avoid using the same micro-fiber cloth over and over again without washing it. Also, note that oil on the cloths can ruin them completely.

Spot free dishes: just add a few drops of Lemongrass essential oil to the dishwasher for a cleaner rinse.

Shower Curtain Scum: With a 16 ounce spray bottle add 4 drops of Eucalyptus oil and 4 drops of Tea Tree oil with some warm water and spray it onto your shower as well as your shower curtain to kill all mold that has developed over time.