- It removes stains from fruit juices
- Stains from red fruit juices can be removed by sprinkling them with a big amount of salt and rubbing. Dirty salt shall be removed and replaced again with fresh salt until the salt is only white. Then you can wash the clothing
- Cleaning of silver and brass
- Add salt to a bowl with warm water to receive an unsaturated solution – the salt must dissolve completely. At the bottom put an aluminum foil. First wash silver goods with water with detergent to remove grease. Put silver goods in the bowl with solution – make sure that they are entirely dipped. A surface that has contact with air will not be cleaned. Leave silver goods in this solution for a couple of hours. After this time it should be cleaned from chemical contamination and a foil should have a dark coating
- A small amount of table salt added to starch will enable easier ironing and the clothes will be smooth and shiny
- Each frying pan, not only Teflon, can be used for frying without grease if you sprinkle a hot pan with coarse-grained salt. When grains start to "jump”, remove salt. You can put meat or fish without a risk of sticking
- Salt added to boiled rhubarb will deacidify it and less sugar will be needed
- Salt added to the yolk or cream enables faster whipping
- Salt added to water with boiling hot-dogs will prevent them from cracking
- Salt added to raw milk preserves its freshness
- Salt added to a metal container or a glass jar with biscuits preserves their crispiness and freshness
- Fireplace is easier to light when the touchwood is sprinkled with salt
- Metal plates for cake-baking which have rust signs should be sprinkled with table salt and after 10-15 minutes rubbed with a piece of pork fat pelt
- A bath tub or sink will shine as new if we clean them with table salt mixed with a small amount of turpentine.
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