I use a lot of these items for cleaning. I've been buying bulk at Costco. Does anyone know if that is the very cheapest option there is?
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Try cleaning with vinegar. It's cheap and it does work without the chemicals other things that you are using has. You can read about what vinegar will do for you at your local library. You'll be amazed, I know I was.
Hello, Re: natural non-toxic ways to clean everything and keep it smelling fresh-I too use vinegar with a "twist of lemon":
Every morning I peel one organic lemon, (squeeze the juice from the halves of the lemons, put into 4 oz. of WARM water and drink before eating, at least 20 minutes- it alkalizes your body, gets rid of excess body fluid, regulates you, and 50+ other healthful and great things!)
Put the lemon you just squeezed into a bitty bowl and place in 'fridge -it neutralizes odors, etc.
Well, NOW you can understand why I have so many lemon peels. I place them into plastic/glass jars/bottles and cover with white vinegar-adding more vinegar as I add more peels. When the color of the vinegar is yellowish, transfer to a spray bottle, (then add more vinegar to the container you just poured from, to steep the peels again). Use to clean virtually everything. I try to buy the high (6%) acidity vinegar, but have a hard time finding it. Regular white vinegar works well.
If you get a stubborn toilet stains, don some gloves, halve a lemon, sprinkle with kosher salt and scrub away!
Hope you have fun with these natural, environmentally-safe and holistic ideas!
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