Dankie Raaitjie.
Kremetart of cream of tartar (die bestanddeel waarmee selfreismeel van gemaak word) is van die kremetartboom (baobab) afkomstig.
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1. Clean your tub: Make a paste of cream of tartar and hydrogen peroxide. Apply to stains, let it dry, wipe off and rinse clean.
2. Remove ink stains from clothing: Create a paste of cream of tartar and lemon juice. Apply to garment and allow to sit for 1-2 hours. Wash in your washing machine as usual.
3. Clean your burner pans: Mix equal parts cream of tartar and white vinegar and apply to your burner pans. Allow to sit for 15 minutes and then scrub clean.
4. Create household cleaner: Mix equal parts cream of tartar and white vinegar. You can clean most surfaces in your home with this cleaner.
5. Great stain remover: Mix 1 cream of tartar with 1/2 cup glycerin and add to a spray bottle. Use on laundry items as needed.
6. Clean your grout: Create a paste of cream of tartar and white vinegar to remove mold and mildew from your grout.
7. Clean your copper: Mix 2 tablespoons cream of tartar with 1 tablespoon lemon juice, rub all over your copper and wipe clean.
8. Clean your stove oven: Mix cream of tartar and white vinegar to make a paste, and apply to the inside of your oven. Allow to sit for about 3 hours and then wipe clean.
9. Remove ring around shirt collars: Apply cream of tartar directly to the ring. Rub it in and the ring should disappear.
10. Remove stains from porcelain sinks: Mix equal parts cream of tartar and white vinegar. Rub onto stain, wipe away and rinse clean.
11. Clean your stainless steel appliances: Mix cream of tartar with a bit of water to polish your appliances.
12. Remove scratches on dishes: Create a thick paste of cream of tartar and water, apply to your dishes, wipe away and rinse clean.
13. Clean your coffee pot: Sprinkle 3 teaspoons of cream of tartar into your coffee pot and fill with water. Heat, wipe clean and rinse.
14. Get rid of ants: Sprinkle cream of tartar in the area that you often get ants, to keep them away.
15. Clean stains from mugs: Put a small amount of cream of tartar and a few drops of water into your mug, let it sit for about 30 seconds, scrub and rinse clean.
16. Have brighter vegetables: Add about half a teaspoon of cream of tartar to boiling veggies. This will help to preserve their color.
17. Clean your drain: Mix 1/4 cup baking soda, 1/4 cup salt, and 1 tablespoon cream of tartar. Pour into your drain and then add 1 cup of water. Allow to sit for about 60 seconds and then wash it all down.
Are you convinced yet?
This very inexpensive, fine white powder is fantastic. If you’re looking for a more natural cleaner around your home – cream of tartar is one thing you should always have on hand (along with baking soda and white vinegar, of course!).
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www.mrsjanuary.com/simple-living/cream-of-tartar-uses/)
Tartaric acid of wynsteensuur:
If you are planning to make meringues or something else that needs to have stiff egg whites, simply add a teaspoon of tartaric acid when you are beating and they will stiffen up much quicker.
Always keep tartaric acid to clean off those horrible brown scales that appear in your kettle. Mix a teaspoonful with 400 ml white vinegar and 100 ml water. Boil and leave to stand until the mixture has cooled off. Pour off and brush away the scales easily and rinse thoroughly so you wonâ??t get that acid taste in your next cup of tea.
It is great for cleaning copper. (By the way have you noticed how ridiculous the price of Brasso has become?) For copper simply dip a cloth into the tartaric acid and rub all over the item. Rinse and polish with another clean cloth.
You can buy tartaric acid at most supermarkets.
https://www.all4women.co.za/123947/food-home/household-tips/some-interesting-uses-for-tartaric-acid
