How to Make Orange Peel Cleaner with Vinegar (Zero-Waste Natural Recipe)
Orange Peel Cleaner with Vinegar
If you’re looking for a gentle but powerful natural cleaner for your bathroom and kitchen, this orange peel cleaner with vinegar is a game-changer. It’s zero-waste, smells amazing, and can be made from the peels you’d usually throw away!
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Making orange peel cleaner with vinegar
Why Use Vinegar and Orange Peels?
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Limonene in the peels naturally dissolves grease and soap scum.
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Acetic acid in vinegar breaks down mineral buildup.
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Together, they create a non-toxic, eco-friendly, and cost-effective cleaner that’s safe for most surfaces (except stone).
Serves:
1 liter of cleaning vinegar
Time to Prepare:
30 min
Time to cook or cure:
2 weeks
Skill
Vinegar extraction
Serves:
1 liter
Time to Prepare:
30 min
Time to cook or cure:
2 weeks
Skills:
vinegar extraction
Ingredients & Tools
Ingredients
- 6-12 orang peels
- 500 ml of pure white vinegar (cleaning vinegar)
- 500 ml water
Tools
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Cutting board
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Sharp knife
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Clean glass jar with lid (1-liter)
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Strainer or cheesecloth
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Spray bottle (optional)
Useful guidelines
🧽 Use
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Spray on surfaces and wipe clean.
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Ideal for bathroom sinks, toilet rims, and greasy stovetops.
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Avoid using on granite, marble, or other natural stone.
🌱 Bonus
This is a zero-waste recipe that turns kitchen scraps into something genuinely useful — perfect for eco-conscious households.
Directions
Simply follow these steps in order to make orange peel cleaner with vinegar:
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Chop orange peels into small chunks.
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Place them in a clean glass jar.
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Pour vinegar over the peels until they’re fully submerged.
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Seal the jar and store it in a cool, dark place.
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Let it infuse for 2–4 weeks, shaking every few days.
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Strain the mixture and pour into a spray bottle.
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Dilute 1:1 with water for light cleaning.
Storage
Store in a cool, dark place for up to 3 months.
Always label your jar with the date!
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