Recent Diy Cleaning Products Articles
12 Commercial Cleaning Products You Can Stop Buying Now
Posted by Chaya Kurtz | May 13, 20131. Dishwasher Detergent: You will never have to buy commercial dishwasher detergent if you make this recipe, shared on Hometalk.com by The Seasoned Homemaker. Mix together 2 C. Borax,...
Five Ways to Use Healthy Oils for Skincare
Posted by Chaya Kurtz | May 07, 2013In the 1980’s and 1990’s, oil got a bad rap. Nobody wanted to eat fat anymore, and nobody wanted to let oil touch her face. Oil made you fat, and oil gave you pimples. Except…it...
20 Ways to Clean with Baking Soda
Posted by Chaya Kurtz | Apr 10, 2013What's not to like about baking soda? It's cheap. It's available in every regular supermarket and in bulk at club stores. It's biodegradable and unscented. Baking soda is an effective...
A Simple Trick to Remove Sticky Gunk from Jars
Posted by Chaya Kurtz | Mar 29, 2013There are so many uses for jars. I actually buy food and beverages for the jars that they come packaged in. Like, I'll buy a glass bottle of apple juice instead of a plastic bottle...
Tips for Better Green Cleaning
Posted by Chaya Kurtz | Mar 25, 2013Green cleaning is so popular. Every blogger is posting their "totally ah-may-zinggg" homemade cleaner recipe that involves three magical ingredients, such as castile soap, vinegar and...
10 Ways to Clean with Vinegar
Posted by Chaya Kurtz | Mar 20, 2013If you haven't jumped on the cleaning-with-vinegar bandwagon, what are you waiting for? You can clean so many surfaces in your house with this edible, non-toxic ingredient. In addition...
Is borax really as green as it seems?
Posted by Sayward Rebhal | Feb 19, 2013The Internet is rife with homemade “green” cleaning recipes that seek to minimize toxic chemical exposure while saving money and maximizing environmental stewardship. Which...
Household Uses for Rubbing Alcohol
Posted by Chaya Kurtz | Feb 13, 2013I discovered the wonders of rubbing alcohol as a cleaning agent myself, when I tried using an alcohol pad to remove the label from a glass jar. You know the sticky goo that is left...