3. On Pots and Pans: Remove Stubborn Stains
Pots and pans can easily become encrusted with food residues—especially after high-heat cooking. But you don’t need harsh chemicals to clean them.
How to use it:
Make a paste using salt and water, and gently scrub the burnt or stained areas.
⚠️ Caution: Use with care on non-stick or delicate surfaces, as the abrasiveness of salt could damage them.
4. On Stains: Absorb and Lift Spills
Salt is excellent for absorbing fresh stains from wine, juice, or other liquids on fabric or carpet.
How to use it:
Sprinkle a generous amount of salt directly on the stain. Let it sit and absorb the liquid, then vacuum or shake off the excess.
Follow up with mild soap and water if needed.
✅ Final Tip
Salt is:
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Affordable
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Eco-friendly
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Widely available
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Surprisingly effective
By using salt, you can reduce your reliance on chemical cleaners, protect the environment, and save money—without sacrificing cleanliness or hygiene.
