Navri is almost here, and it is time to clean your vessel! Over time, regular use can leave utensils with a sticky, black oily layer that seems impossible to remove. But don’t worry-these simple and effective suggestions will help you restore your worship items for a bright glow, which will make your celebration preparation trouble free.
1. Hot water and dish soap
One of the easiest ways to remove oily residues is using hot water and dish soap. Fill a basin with warm water, add a few drops of soap, and soak the pot for 10–15 minutes. Scrub gently with a sponge or soft brush to remove grease and leftover oil. Rinse well and wipe dry.
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2. Baking soda scrub
Baking soda is a natural cleaner that works amazing on stubborn Greece. Make a paste using baking soda and a little water, apply it to the oily layer, and scrub with a brush or cloth. The oily black layer will go away, which will make your utensils shiny and clean.
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3. Lemon and salt
For a natural, chemical-free cleaning option, use lemon and salt. Sprinkle salt over the smooth area, cut a lemon half, and use it to scrub the pot. The acidic properties of the lemon combined with the abrasion of salt effectively remove the stubborn oil and stains. Rinse and dry well.
4. Vinegar
White vinegar is excellent for dissolving hard oil stains. Mix equal parts of vinegar and water, soak the pot for 10–15 minutes, and scrub with a brush. The oily black layer will easily dissolve, making your worship items sparkling.
5. Brass and boiling water for copper utensils
For brass, copper, or steel utensils, it can help loosen the oil with boiling water. Put boiling water over the pot, let them sit for a few minutes, and then scrub with a pinch of salt or baking soda using a soft brush. This method also helps to restore the original brightness of traditional metal worship objects.
6. Regular maintenance
To prevent stubborn Greece buildup, clean your puja utensil immediately after use. After washing, drying them and storage in a dry place can prevent the sticky layers from forming. Regular maintenance prevents time and effort before festivals like Navratri.
Clean -cruel should not be a core to clean your puja vessel. Whether you use hot water and soap, baking soda, lemon and salt, vinegar, or boiling water, these simple tips can remove the sticky black layer in minutes. With clean and shiny utensils, your preparation for your Navratri will be free from trouble, which will make your worship field look more beautiful.
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