Keeping your bike clean is difficult work especially on the roads like Kathmandu, Nepal. There are different cleaning materials found in the market but do you know you can also clean your motorcycle and scooter with the products found in your home itself?

Here are a few ways to keep your two-wheeler shining with common household products:

Rust removal:

Chrome is gorgeous, but it is constantly in danger of rusting. There are few home remedies that can help prevent rusting. Gentle acidic household products like vinegar, lemon juice and cola can do a great job of removing light rust from chrome.

Tip: Just use a soft cloth to apply to a clean surface, and rinse thoroughly when you’re done cleaning. For heavier cleaning, try mixing equal parts salt and lemon juice. It is a gentle enough ingredient to clean without scratching the surface.

Remember, frequent light cleanings are best for chrome.

Leather care:

Lanolin is one of the common ingredients in many commercial leather cleaners and preservatives, but there are different alternatives as well.

Tip: The best natural leather cleaner is a simple mixture of 1/2 cup of lemon juice with 1/2 tsp of baking soda. Mix the two together into a paste, and rub them into the leather. Rinse thoroughly with clean water, then condition your leather.

If you want a natural leather conditioner, you can use a mixture of distilled white vinegar, olive oil, and essential oils. Spray on a light coat, buff it into the leather, and keep your seat clean.

Paint care:

Painted surfaces on your bike are tough but need good cleaning and protection to retain their color and the main mistake we do is use household soaps (like dishwashing liquid) which is not a good choice at all.  The best thing you can use is water. Just water.

Tip: A great trick to improve the cleaning power of water — fill your clean bucker with clean water, and set it out in the sun for a while before you use it. Warm water is a more effective solvent than cold water so the cleaning will be faster.

Wax: Always buy a good quality protective wax and use it. You can find recipes online that include vinegar, linseed oil, carnauba wax, and beeswax, but using a commercial product will be easier, cheaper, faster, and more effective.

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Are you tired of your dry and cracked feet? Are you ashamed of opening your shoes in public because of the dry feet? Dry cracked heels are the problem of many people out there, especially during winter. As we are busy caring about our faces and hands we often ignore our feet. But this leads to a huge problem.

The lack of care and hygiene to your feet causes them to be dry and crack. Don’t worry cracked heels are a common foot problem and today we are here to help you.

Here are the best home remedies you can follow to cure and prevent your cracked feet.

Rice flour + Honey + Vinegar:

Rice flour exfoliates, purifies, and demineralizes the skin. Honey is a natural antiseptic that helps heal cracked feet and a Vinegar is a mild acid that softens dry and dead skin, making it easy to exfoliate. So the mixture of these three will help you get rid of the dry cracked feet.

You just need to make a scrub by mixing 3 tablespoons of rice flour, one tablespoon of honey, and 2–3 drops of apple cider vinegar, Stir well to form a thick paste and soak your feet in lukewarm water for about 10 minutes, and then gently scrub using the paste to remove dead skin.

Vegetable Oil:

Vegetable oils are readily absorbed by the skin. Most vegetable oils contain vitamins such as Vitamin A, D, and E, which help nourish the skin and create new cells.

Moreover, simply apply a thick layer of vegetable oil to your heels and toes, put on a pair of clean comfortable socks, and leave them overnight.

Baking Soda:

Baking Soda is an exfoliator. It removes dead cells and also possesses anti-inflammatory properties from the skin.

So it is one of the best home remedies o be used for cracked feet. Moreover, Baking soda can also neutralize foul odor. All you need to do is add 3 tablespoons of baking soda to a bowl of lukewarm water and soak your feet in this for 15 minutes.

Vaseline and a lemon:

Vaseline acts as a moisturizer, and lemon juice contains citric acid, promoting skin peeling and regrowth of new skin cells. Firstly, soak your feet in warm water for about 20 minutes and Dry your feet.

Then apply the mixture of 3–4 drops of freshly squeezed lemon juice to one tablespoon of Vaseline to your cracked area, wear a pair of woolen socks, and let it sit overnight.

Aloe Vera Gel:

As we all know, Aloe Vera contains vitamins A, C, and E. These have antioxidant properties and inflammatory properties which acts as an antiseptic and analgesic. Aloe Vera also helps in wound healing.

So this is a great home remedy you can use for your dry cracked feet. Simply, apply a thick layer of aloe Vera gel to your feet, and wear cotton socks to lock the moisture before going to bed every day. Then, wash with lukewarm water in the morning.

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