Though making your own home cleansers may sound daunting, the recipes are easy, surprisingly versatile, money-saving and good for the environment! Join me…
Read my recent post on Weil Baby Simply Beautiful: Natural Cleaning Alternatives to Household Chemicals
Here are my best five tips:
How to Clean Naturally–Get Back to Basics
- Microfiber cloth. This fantastic little cloth gets the great all- around award for cleaning any surface and it just needs to be dampened with water. When it’s dirty toss it into your washing machine.
- Vinegar. Equal parts vinegar and water become your spray bottle of disinfectant. Add a few drops of your essential oil (lavender, lemongrass or rosemary are great choices) and you have a disinfectant that smells good, too.
- Baking Soda. Becomes your paste cleaner when sprinkled on a half of lemon. Smells fantastic and cleans even lime scale.
- Lemon. use it with olive oil for furniture polish, or take a wedge and whiz around your sink to keep it squeaky clean.
- Essential Oil. I use essential oils for many purposes besides cleaning, however they work well as cleaners and leave that lovely clean scent behind.
If you prefer to have some help with “getting it all together” check out this Eco-Me Cleaning Kit
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