Transition tip: Make your own green cleaners.
It’s easy to make your own green cleaners with a few tried-and-true recipes. You’ll be protecting your health by avoiding using toxic chemicals in your home and these are better for the environment. Better yet, you’ll find yourself saving money.
What’s not to love?
Here’s a round up of my posts on how to make your own green cleaners:
- How to make your own air freshener
- How to make your own bathroom cleaner
- How to make your own bleach
- How to make your own dishwashing detergent
- How to make your own drain cleaner
- How to make your own fabric softener
- How to make your own furniture oil
- How to make your own laundry powder
- How to make your own oven cleaner
- How to make your own stain remover
- How to make your own window cleaner
- How to get rid of mould
Thanks for the tips! I love reducing the chemicals in my home, especially now I have a 2 yr old and another on the way.
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Hi there — wondering if you have any suggested recipe for making your own floor wax (for wood floors).
I wonder if you could use beeswax?
I’m sure that in times past, beeswax was part of the mix. But I don’t know what else or in what proportions.