kitchen cabnet and counter cleaner

Name: Kitchen cabnet and counter cleaner
Prep time: 10 min
Yield: 32
Ingredients: 1/2 cup(s) orange tincture (special recipe below); 1(32oz) - plastic spray bottle for cleaners. (can but at ace and places like big lots, home depot, dollar general); - water to fill; 1 tablespoon(s) dish soap

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Stormy Stewart

Mio, MI

Updated on Jul 2, 2013

Lately I have had a urge for oranges, something I am usually not interested in. So with all those peals winding up in a compost pile I thought of a few other uses. Cleans and brightens work space areas in kitchen. Orange oil extract disinfects and helps remove grease while adding oils ability to refresh your cabinets. Note the tinture takes 3 weeks to prepare, I have a picture but can't access the account it was sent to as yet

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prep time 10 Min

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yield 32 oz spray bottle

Ingredients

1/2 cup orange tincture (special recipe below)
1(32oz) - plastic spray bottle for cleaners. (can but at ace and places like big lots, home depot, dollar general)
- water to fill
1 tablespoon dish soap

How To Make kitchen cabnet and counter cleaner

Step 1

Mix all together and spray cabinets and wipe with a damp cloth, also works well on kitchen counters and stove areas.

Step 2

Orange tincture This is for cleaning or as a muscle rub only do not take internally. Use only fresh Orange peals cutting away as much white as possible. Break into small pieces and place in a glass jar and cover with 1/2 cup (91%) rubbing alcohol. Place in a dark place for three weeks. Shake it at least every other day. The jar should be almost filled to the liquid top with orange peals., but without them above liquid. NOTE: you can also make it into an oil by using sweet almond oil instead of the rubbing alcohol
Step 3

Here are two extra recipes for musle rubs using the tinture above Muscle rub 1 part orange tincture (from recipe above) 3 parts straight rubbing alcohol Mix together and rub on sore areas. ** Muscle rub #2 1/8 cup orange tincture (from above) ½ cup sweet almond oil, jojoba oil or olive oil Mix together and rub on sore areas
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