As a frugal mom, you have to know what everything in your house is capable of. A lot of things you have in your home have multiple uses and that’s what I explain in the first part of this article. If you want to save money, you have to know what everything in your home is capable of, so you can get the absolute most out of it. If you haven’t check out the first part of this article, I’d highly suggest you do, because I cover the following topics:

1. Using Baking Soda to Get Rid of Smelly Trash
2. Using Baking Soda to Clean Your Couch
3. Using Baking Soda to Clean Your Produce
4. How to Get Rid of Clogged Drains with Baking Soda
5. Clean a Stinky Garbage Disposal With Baking Soda
6. How to Get a Clean Sink With Baking Soda

In other words, there were some really good tips in the first segment of this post, so I highly suggesting going back and checking it out if you haven’t. Below, I’m going to list some more uses of baking soda.

Clean Your Washing Machine With Baking Soda

The more kids you have, the dirtier your washing machine is going to become. I have this problem, but I fix it with a little bit of baking soda and some vinegar. Simply mix one cup of baking soda with one cup of white vinegar and run it through your washing machine by itself. It will clean out all of the nastiness for you.

Clean Your Coffee Pot With Baking Soda

I pride myself on having a clean coffee pot. Add 1/4^th cup of baking soda to some warm water in the coffee pot and just let it sit overnight. In the morning, you’ll be able to easily wipe off the stains on the pot.

Clean Your Grill with Baking Soda

And no, I don’t mean your teeth, but you can do that, too! Your grill can be absolutely disgusting with all of the grease and gunk that gets stuck on it. Simply make some baking soda paste simply by mixing some baking soda with warm water and you’ll easily be able to clean your grill with it.

Clean a Burned Pan

Having burned pans doesn’t look good and they’re also very hard to clean. If you want to clean one with ease, you can cover the bottom of the pan with a mixture of baking soda and water. Allow this mixture to boil on the pan for no less than 15 minutes. After 15 minutes, you’ll be able to clean the pan with ease.

Clean Chrome with Baking Soda

Do you have any spots in your home that are chrome? If so, you can easily clean the chrome with baking soda. Simply add a bit of baking soda (nothing else) to a dry rag and then wipe the chrome with it. The chrome will shine like never before.

Want to know more uses for baking soda? If so, make sure you stick around and check out the next installment into this blog post series, which will be coming up later today.