Hopefully you have already seen my blog “Why you need to make the switch to tox-free living” and you’re eager to start clearing harmful chemicals from your household. If you have, you are up to speed on how harmful some chemicals found in commercial cleaning products can be for your health. So, in following on from that information, I have complied my Top 5 DIY recipes that’ll help you make the switch. Other than putting your health first, these DIY recipes are super easy to make and very cost effective. You can purchase most of the ingredients at your local supermarket. So here goes;
This spray is perfect for cleaning hard surfaces in the kitchen and bathroom.
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This combination will leave your dishes clean and smelling fresh. Use in dishwasher in place of store-bought dishwashing tablets.
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Tip: Adding 1 cup white vinegar to rinsing agent compartment in your dishwasher will help ensure your glassware comes out sparkling!
This isn’t a favourite task for anyone, but these DIY pods make the job so much easier. They eliminate unpleasant odours and leave your toilet sparkling clean. To use, simply drop a pod in the toilet and wait until the pod stops bubbling and scrub away
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This is excellent for getting rid of soap scum, removing stains and brightening your tiles and basins. To use, just apply and let sit for 5-10 minutes and then scrub. Once done scrubbing, take a wet cloth and wipe clean.
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This is one of my favourites. It’s so easy that my kids can make it with me. They love the sensory texture of the foam once made, which in turn promotes a lot of unprompted hand washing which is a plus. When using, simply pump one or two times into your hands and wash with warm water.
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There you have it, my top 5 DIY cleaning product recipes. These recipes will help you in making a tox-free home for you and your family, while leaving your home smelling fresh and clean. All without the harmful chemicals.
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