1. burn
   water
2. both answers

The fumes from harsh cleansers may cause your eyes to burn and water, and cause more serious problems if the cleansers were to get into your eyes.

1. baby oil
   water
2. both answers

Use baby oil mixed with water to remove the soap scum that collects on the sides of your bath tub.

1. vinegar
   bleach
2. ammonia

To remove the residual oil, use a sponge soaked with vinegar.

1. white
   red
2. balsamic

Use white vinegar for household chores.

1. spray
   pour
2. wipe

Use a spray bottle to apply mixture.

1. sweat socks
   knee socks
2. old nylon stockings

When you need a brush for cleaning, substitute a rolled ball of old nylon stockings.

1. cream of tartar and hydrogen peroxide
   baking soda and water
2. baking powder and vinegar

Cream of tartar and 3 percent hydrogen peroxide may be mixed to form a paste.

1. baking aisle
   grocery store
2. both answers

Cream of tartar may be found in the baking aisle of the grocery store. Cream of tartar is used to stabilize eggs whites when whipping.

1. old nylon stocking
   balled up sock
2. both answers

For a non-scratch scrubber, use an old nylon stocking slipped over a balled up sock.

1. generic cola
   tomato juice
2. generic orange soda

Generic cola may sparkle your toilet bowl.

1. pour a can of cola into the toilet
   let cola sit
2. both answers

Pour a can of cola into the toilet, let it sit, then scrub and flush.

1. five minutes
   one hour
2. two hours

Before scrubbing and flushing, let the cola work for about an hour.

1. vinegar
   oil
2. ammonia

After flushing the cola, use vinegar to clean and disinfect the toilet and toilet area.

1. borax
   baking soda
2. bleach

Sprinkle borax around the toilet surface and inside the toilet bowl.

1. laundry aisle
   grocery store
2. both answers

Borax may be used as a laundry booster, so you may find it in the laundry aisle of your grocery store.

1. two hours
   all night
2. 24 hours

Let the borax work overnight.

1. hairballs
   sticky cosmetics
2. both answers

Hairballs and sticky cosmetics may clog a bathroom drain.

1. baking soda
   vinegar
2. both answers

Use baking soda and vinegar to speed up a slow drain.

1. 1/2 cup of baking soda
   3/4 cup of vinegar
2. both answers

Pour 1/2 cup of baking soda into the slow drain, then add 3/4 cup of vinegar.

1. foaming
   fizzing
2. both answers

When these two combine, there may be some foaming and fizzing.