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Have you ever wished for a cleaning solution that's both effective and budget-friendly? Look no further! Today, we’re diving into the world of DIY with a recipe for homemade Pine Sol.
This all-natural cleaner is perfect for freshening up your kitchen, wiping down countertops, and tackling grime throughout your home—all without the harsh chemicals or hefty price tag of store-bought alternatives.
Prep Time10 minutes
Infusion time14 days
Total Time14 days 10 minutes
Course: how-to
Cuisine: diy
Keyword: Cleaning, how to
Yield: 3 cups

Equipment

  • glass jar with lid
  • parchment paper
  • mesh strainer
  • empty spray bottle

Materials

  • pine sprigs
  • white distilled vinegar

Instructions

  • Rinse the pine needles or sprigs under cool water to remove any dirt or debris. Place on a towel to dry slightly.
    pine sprigs
  • Place the clean pine sprigs into your glass jar, filling it. Pour white distilled vinegar over the pine needles until the jar is almost full, but leave a little room at the top.
    white distilled vinegar
  • Cut a parchment round that is about 1" - 2" wider than the jar's lid.
  • With the parchment round between the jar and the lid, secure the lid on the jar tightly.
  • Let the jar sit in a cool, dark place for about 2–3 weeks to allow the pine oils to infuse into the vinegar.
  • After steeping for 2-3 weeks, use a fine mesh strainer to remove the pine needles from the liquid. Pour the strained solution into a clean container or directly into your spray bottle.
  • For everyday cleaning, mix 1 part of the pine-infused vinegar with 1 part water in your spray bottle. Shake well before using.