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Remove the tea bags and allow the solution to cool.
Use a cloth or sponge to wipe down wooden furniture, mirrors, glass, countertops, or even stovetops.
For spray bottle use, strain the solution and transfer it into the bottle before spraying.
Serving and Storage Tips:
Store the tea cleaning solution in a cool, dark place and use within 3–5 days.
Keep used tea bags in the fridge if you’re saving them up over a few days.
Shake the spray bottle before each use to mix any settled tea particles.
Variations:
Herbal tea bags (like mint or chamomile) can be used as natural air fresheners—place them in drawers or shoes.
Freeze used tea bags and apply them to tired eyes to reduce puffiness.
Use strong brewed tea (from multiple bags) as a natural dye for fabric or paper crafts.
FAQ:
Q: Can I use flavored tea bags like chai or citrus blends?
A: It’s best to avoid flavored or sugary teas for cleaning, as they may leave sticky residues.
Q: Is this cleaner safe for wood?
A: Yes! Black tea is especially great for polishing and conditioning wood surfaces.
Q: Can I use this on windows?
A: Absolutely. The tannins in tea help break down grease and leave glass streak-free when wiped dry.
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