Cleaning hard surfaces is different than cleaning porous surfaces (including skin), because porous surfaces absorb liquids much faster.
Things You Will Need
For Hard Surfaces
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Put two cups of white distilled vinegar into a gallon of hot water in a bucket.
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Use a sponge to scrub any spot that smells like chlorine.
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Wipe up any excess vinegar solution with a dry towel or cloth.
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Repeat as needed.
For Porous Surfaces
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Put lemon juice concentrate on cotton balls and rub them on your on skin if the chlorine smell is restricted to small areas.
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Put lemon concentrate on a wash cloth and scrub if the chlorine smell covers the entire body, which may occur from swimming in a pool, for example.
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Put a dab of lemon juice concentrate on a sponge and scrub upholstered furniture and other porous surfaces. Allow to air-dry.
The Drip Cap
- Chlorine smells can come from several different sources and can get on furniture, clothes or skin.
- Put lemon juice concentrate on cotton balls and rub them on your on skin if the chlorine smell is restricted to small areas.
- Put a dab of lemon juice concentrate on a sponge and scrub upholstered furniture and other porous surfaces.