Eco friendly cleaning products
Scientists have warned that some household cleaning products could be as bad for your lungs as smoking 20 cigarettes a day. Meanwhile, there is a link between cleaning products and breast cancer. It seems like cleaning our homes can be a dirty business.​
In light of the numerous health and environmental risks associated with conventional cleaning products, we have made a conscious decision to exclusively utilize eco-friendly alternatives. By doing so, we aim to contribute positively to the protection of our environment and promote a healthier living space for everyone!
We also made our own cleaning products!
We reusing our empty bottles!
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Common Ingredients Used in Natural Cleaning Recipes
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baking soda – a natural deodorizer, baking soda is gently abrasive and works well as a scrubbing agent; another name for baking soda is bicarb or bicarbonate of soda.
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vinegar – dissolves dirt, soap scum, and some stains; don’t use vinegar on granite, marble, or other stone, or aluminium surfaces; common white vinegar is normally used for cleaning, but apple cider vinegar (ACV) is fine too; vinegar also makes an effective fabric softener!
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castile soap – a natural liquid soap that cuts through grime and dirt, gently cleans surfaces without harsh detergents, you could alternatively use liquid dish soap in its place
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essential oils – derived from plants, provides all natural scent for your cleaning recipes, citrus essential oils are also useful for cutting grease, lavender essential oil is calming, and tea tree oil has a clean disinfecting aroma
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vodka or rubbing alcohol – disinfects, and adds shine to windows and mirrors
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