Sure, you can rely on lemon juice to clean and disinfect. But did you know that it can also help preserve food and make your life easier in the kitchen in-between cooking sessions? Lettuce If your head of lettuce started to wilt, don’t
Our grandmas knew how to take care of the house using natural means. Their precious tips for cleaning in a sustainable, eco-friendly manner that fully respects the environment remain valid to this day. We had already given you a few tips to
If your hair is dry, lifeless and dull, we suggest you to use 3 tablespoon of Limmi lemon juice in half a litre of water, then add 2 spoons of olive oil.
Evidences and studies proves that steamy lemon juice has an anti-bacterial power. It seems that the vapours of citrus fruits can neutralize in about 15-20 minutes meningiccocus, rickettsia bacterium, streptococcus pneumoniae, staphylococcus aureus and streptococcus haemolyticus. On the contrary, the
Lemon juice could be useful, diluted with lukewarm water, as a natural detergent for all washable surfaces (also wood), because it degreases and has an anti-limescale and anti-bacterial power.
Let’s learn how to make anti-mosquitoes lemon-flavored candles. What we need Old candles 1 glass to use as mould 1 pot 1 little pot Yellow wax pastels Lemon essential oil – 10ml per 1 litre wax 1 wick (you can
