Did you know?
The basic ingredient or many commercial spot removers is 2 parts water to 1
part rubbing alcohol.

Cleaning you machine
Fill the washer with warm water and pour a gallon of distilled vinegar into
it. Run the machine through an entire cycle. The Vinegar will cleanse the
hoses and unclog soap scup from them.

No More Lint
To remove lint from corduroy, wash and allow to dry very slowly. While
clothing is still damp, brush with a clothes brush. All the lint will come
off, but remember, the clothing must be damp.
You will eliminate the lint problem by adding 1 cup white vinegar to the
final rinse cycle.
Or, put a yard of nylon netting into the dryer with wet clothes to act as a
lint catcher.
If the lint, under and around the filter of dryer seems damp, it means the
outside vent is clogged. You better clean it out before the machine breaks
down.

The Final Rinse Cycle
To make sure clothes receive a thorough rinsing, add 1 cup white vinegar to
the rinse cycle. This will help dissolve the alkaline in soaps and
detergents. Plus, it will give you soft and sweet smelling clothing for just
pennies.
The vinegar is a must for hand washing. It cuts down soap so fast you will
only have to rinse 2 times.
A teaspoon of Epsom salts to a gallon of rinse water will help keep most
materials from fading or running.