Orange peels, immerse them in 1 bottle of water: a lot of money saved

Peeling the Orange: Efficiently peel the orange to get long strips of peel. You can do this by cutting off the ends of the orange, loosening the peel with a spoon, and then making a vertical cut to remove it in one piece.
Preparing the Peels: Once peeled, wash the peels with water and a bit of salt to remove any pesticide residues or parasites.

Creating the Cleaning Solution:
Place the cleaned orange peels into a clean plastic bottle, filling it halfway.
Add a teaspoon of baking soda to the bottle.
Fill the bottle with water, leaving some space at the top to allow for fermentation.
Fermentation Process: Let the mixture ferment in a dry place out of direct sunlight for about three days, opening the cap daily to release any built-up gas.
Using Your Homemade Cleaner Once ready, the citric acid from the orange peels combined with baking soda creates a powerful cleaning solution. It’s effective for washing dishes and cleaning kitchen surfaces, providing a natural, cost-effective alternative to commercial cleaners.