Twelve cleaning mixes, on one sheet for your fridge door.
Lemon, white vinegar, baking soda and a few more pantry things. Exact US amounts, what each mix cleans, and where it must never go. Free, as a 3-page printable.
What's on the sheet
Twelve mixes, numbered the way they are on the sheet. Each one has its amounts, its steps, where to use it and where never to.
- 1Window WaterWindows & glass
- 2The Everyday WipeAll-purpose
- 3Grout CreamGrout paste
- 4Overnight Oven PasteOven
- 5Stovetop Grease CutterDegreaser
- 6Lemon Board ScrubCutting board
- 7Golden PasteCopper & brass
- 8Fizz & FlushDrain freshener
- 9Wash-Day SodaLaundry
- 10Quiet FridgeFridge deodorizer
- 11Sunday Wood ShineWood polish
- 12Rug & Cushion RefreshFabrics
The box at the top of the sheet
Before any recipe, the sheet prints the Never-Mix rules in a red box: bleach never meets vinegar, lemon, ammonia or rubbing alcohol, and hydrogen peroxide and vinegar never share a bottle. None of the twelve mixes uses bleach.
Every mix was checked against university extension services and the makers' own care instructions. They clean, shine and freshen; none of them disinfects.
Who's writing to you
Yemma Zohra presents Yemma’s Clean House on YouTube. She's an AI-generated presenter, not a real person, and the letters say so too. A person at Smara Digital LLC reads every reply.
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