While I Big Puffy Heart Norwex, this post is NOT about that magical product, nor the similar e-cloth product.
This is about making your own cleaners for that nice fresh clean.
First, you need The Internets and a Search Engine. Like Google.
Type in "DIY home cleaners."
Pick one.
GO.
I'm partial to Clean Mama recipes. She's brilliant.
For my counters and appliances, I use this. Or just Norwex.
I like the daily shower spray concept, but since we are budgeting, I didn't want to purchase a new bottle. So I made this and mixed it up in the old bottle. I use it in all showers, and have been for about a week now. Smells delicious!
For my fridge, I use Norwex then goob it with oil. I thought it was supposed to resist finger prints, but my brother immediately poked it and produced a giant print, so there goes that theory. But boy, does it shine! With a finger print.
For my tile floors, I use the lemon peppermint tile cleaner in this post. These floors grab dirt like NOTHING. My hardwoods respond to Norwex wonderfully. But for my tiles, the products I have aren't enough. I spray and clean with my Norwex mop and OH the dirt that comes up! Makes me believe I actually have clean floors.
Last, the DIY toilet cleaner. Not of Clean Mama origin. I omit the vinegar because I don't have it at the recommended concentration. So it's basically a jar of baking soda muddled with lots of peppermint and tea tea oil. So far, it cleans like a champ. I don't use a tablespoon to measure, just my eyeballs. AIN'T GOT TIME FOR THAT. However, I find that I'm cleaning the toilets more often, so there's that.
I use NOW and doterra oils, whatever is the cheapest baking soda, rubbing alcohol, and vinegar. DONE.
I also have an obscene amount of spray bottles laying about, so to keep them off the streets I employ those.
I don't have any relevant pictures to include so here is one of a box of crackers. ENJOY!
This is about making your own cleaners for that nice fresh clean.
First, you need The Internets and a Search Engine. Like Google.
Type in "DIY home cleaners."
Pick one.
GO.
I'm partial to Clean Mama recipes. She's brilliant.
For my counters and appliances, I use this. Or just Norwex.
I like the daily shower spray concept, but since we are budgeting, I didn't want to purchase a new bottle. So I made this and mixed it up in the old bottle. I use it in all showers, and have been for about a week now. Smells delicious!
For my fridge, I use Norwex then goob it with oil. I thought it was supposed to resist finger prints, but my brother immediately poked it and produced a giant print, so there goes that theory. But boy, does it shine! With a finger print.
For my tile floors, I use the lemon peppermint tile cleaner in this post. These floors grab dirt like NOTHING. My hardwoods respond to Norwex wonderfully. But for my tiles, the products I have aren't enough. I spray and clean with my Norwex mop and OH the dirt that comes up! Makes me believe I actually have clean floors.
Last, the DIY toilet cleaner. Not of Clean Mama origin. I omit the vinegar because I don't have it at the recommended concentration. So it's basically a jar of baking soda muddled with lots of peppermint and tea tea oil. So far, it cleans like a champ. I don't use a tablespoon to measure, just my eyeballs. AIN'T GOT TIME FOR THAT. However, I find that I'm cleaning the toilets more often, so there's that.
I use NOW and doterra oils, whatever is the cheapest baking soda, rubbing alcohol, and vinegar. DONE.
I also have an obscene amount of spray bottles laying about, so to keep them off the streets I employ those.
I don't have any relevant pictures to include so here is one of a box of crackers. ENJOY!
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