I hate using harsh cleaners because of the smells and I also fear breathing in the fumes so I have have decided that I need to find gentler alternatives.
By chance I found a great article in Reader's Digest about homemade cleaning products and thought I would share one I am going to use. It is really easy to make kitchen cleaner.
The ingredients are:
2 tbsp phosphate-free
Dishwashing liquid
1 tbsp cornflour
1 cup (250ml) water
1 cup (250ml) distilled white vinegar
A few drops of eucalyptus essential oil or tea-tree essential oil
The Directions are:
Put the ingredients in a plastic spray bottle and shake gently to combine.
Spray a fine film of the mixture over the grubby surface and wipe clean with a soft cloth.
Presto! I have an easy cleaner to use that I know is not toxic or hard for me or my family to use.
I also found out that you can use eucalyptus oil to help removing stains—particularly grease and perspiration—from clothing and other fabrics. Moisten a clean rag with a little oil and dab the stain from the edge to the middle, then launder as usual.
I can't say that I am super pumped about cleaning my house for another 4 weeks but at least I have some help to make it nicer along the way!
1 comments:
Vinegar is also good for cleaning tiles, wall, stickers from wall and refrigeration.
You should try this, very effective and much cheaper.
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