Lemon Cleaning Concentrate from the UK Thermomix site

[droverjess]

Thanks,  I know it was awful and I used fine cooking salt too.
And washed it, and took it apart.

Still all's well. However don't know if uk TMX still promote cleaning recipe?

[JulieO]

I've still got some of this and I use it up by putting some in my empty dishwasher every couple of weeks on a quick cycle as a clean through. 

[Denzelmum]

Good thinking, JulieO!  Will try this out.

[Huon100]

I made the mixture yesterday using ordinary cooking salt ...gave some to neighbours answered all in the middle of spring clean....we all concur ".......brilliant.......no damage to bowls whilst making it  .  Any hints as to various methods of using the cleaner....  Thank you for this post I'm going to try the other cleaning products now as we've been petrochemically free for years....I'm excited not to have to buy just bicarbonate, vinegar to clean......

[jmc296]

I saw this and headed straight into the kitchen to make it.  While it was doing I carried on reading so didn't see the warning message until it was done.  No problems, it's fine, but I wonder if the mods might consider posting some sort of warning that would show at the start of the thread?
Just a thought.

[judydawn]

Thanks mjc296, have done as you requested.

[jmc296]

Many thanks.

J

[Wally]

I've just whipped up a batch of this and have had no issues with my bowl! It's nice and shiney! Also my house smells divine!

I'm wondering if it would work on my glass stove top to cut smudges and then wash off? I don't have a dishwasher so any other suggestions on how to use it would be appreciated!

[Kingsvilletess]

This stuff also makes a pretty good herbicide.  We have a tree that's been removed from our yard, but still kept reshooting from the tiny bit of remaining stump.  Normal herbicides hadn't worked at all.  I hacked it right back, and brushed the concentrate on the raw ends.  It's never grown back.  Obviously the salt got it. 

[judydawn]

Good one Kingsvilletess, very inventive of you to even try it 

[cookie1]

Another use for it. 

[Cuilidh]

Great thinking there, thanks for sharing that idea.