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I've taken to making most of my cleaners and detergents, but I've found the best wood/floor cleaner to be Glista Clean concentrate. It works well, has fairly "green" ingredients, I can order it online with free shipping, and a quart lasts a full year -- and I wash a lot of floors. In this last batch I made (1 Tbl Cleaner : 1 Cup H2O, in squirt bottle), I added a few drops of lavender and lemon essential oils. Heavenly! Fresh and perfect for summer.
Now. Maybe geranium and lemon for the glass cleaner? Oooo, the excitement!
I love this photo!
ReplyDeleteI really prefer natural cleaners, but for some reason there are certain products where "natural" doesn't clean as effectively (dish soap - laundry detergent). My secret weapon around the house...? Baking Soda mixed with a couple drops of Tea Tree Oil and a smidgen of liquid peppermint castille soap. It is the best all purpose scrub I've found.
Oh, yes. I love those ingredients for cleaners, too!
ReplyDeleteI've been quite happy with my homemade laundry detergent, but I'm with you on the dish soap. I tried making that, but it just didn't cut the grease well enough.
It's awfully fun to tinker though, isn't it?
I'm right there with you... I love the fragrant effect of essential oils in my house. In fact, I get excited just thinking about which oils I'll buy next!
ReplyDeleteYour top favorite uses are mine too, especially the one for freshening the vacuum bag.
love the pic!
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