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Topic: Homemade Cleaners
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Need good website(s) to create my own homemade cleaners (i.e.) tub, hard-wood floors, kitchen floors, appliances, cabinets etc. Thanks! |
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http://thefrugalgirls.com/homemade-cleaners they have much more on saving money, but I adore the homemade powdered laundry detergent and have tried a few others. Dawn
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Check the tags at Natural Living: http://naturalliving.livejournal.com/ ...and there are a lot of tags! There are years of posts and discussions on just about anything homemade, natural, eco-friendly, etc. including cleaners.
Last Edited on: 3/23/12 10:24 AM ET - Total times edited: 1 |
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tons of images & ideas for everything |
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Vinegar can be used for many cleaning jobs, it is even an anti-viral, anti-bacterial. This website is to the Vinegar Institute where you'll find lots of tips for cleaning using it. http://www.versatilevinegar.org/ |
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I just made up a 10 pound batch of detergent that you add water to..so i have 20 # for just a few dollars. I saw the secipe for fabric softern and watn to make up some of that too. I am impressed so far. I know that the sudsing doesn't clean the clothes so the deterent not sudsing isn't a real problem. Last Edited on: 8/13/12 3:16 PM ET - Total times edited: 1 |
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My sister makes the homemade detergent, the liquid recipe, and shares it with the whole family. I know how to make homemade fabreeze and I just learned to make homemade fabric softener. I too tend to use bleach, vineagar, baking soda and salt as my favorite cleansers. Salt makes a very nice scouring powder without the nasty smell or film left behind, it just disolves under your sponge as you scrub. |
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Last Edited on: 1/3/13 9:45 AM ET - Total times edited: 1 |
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