How to Easily and Affordably Rid Your Home of Toxic, Chemical Home Cleaning Products
Ever notice how your nose and lungs can sometimes burn or react when you start cleaning your home with the top selling cleaning brands?
Let’s make eco-friendly and low cost cleaning products with ingredients you probably already have: vinegar, baking soda, alcohol, and water and one you may not, but will love: Dr. Bronner's soap.
We’ll also cover the use of essential oils to disinfect and sanitize naturally and without harsh chemicals and smells
Plus, we'll use and store them in reusable GLASS squirt bottles for safer, no leech plastic convenient use.
3 things we most often do in our home: Clean disinfect sanitize But when and what is needed?
And at what cost to our health? Cleaning is enough most of the time.
When to consider more? Sick or meat bacteria - then disinfectant sanitize
First, our most commonly used home cleaning product: all-purpose cleaner."
Water, Vinegar, Dr Bronners and Glass Bottle
In a glass squirt bottle, combine equal parts water and vinegar. Add a few drops of Dr. Bronner's soap for extra cleaning power.
Close the bottle and shake gently to mix the ingredients.
Simple, non toxic all-purpose cleaner that's safe for most surfaces in your home.
Next a natural scrubbing paste. I make just enough to use.
Combine 1 TBS water 2 TBS baking soda until it forms a thick, spreadable paste consistency.
Baking Soda Bronners Water and Glass Jar
Optional: Add a little Dr. Bronner's added cleaning power
Mix until you have a smooth paste.
Use scrubbing paste for tackling tough stains on sinks, countertops, and even tile grout
Now, let's make a disinfectant spray.
Alcohol, Water,1:1 ratio; Tea Tree in Bottle, again Dr Bronner's if desired Shake well to mix the ingredients.
This disinfectant spray perfect for sanitizing frequently-touched surfaces like doorknobs, light switches, and countertops and for use when someone’s been sick, meat
Let’s talk about natural essential oils for antibacterial purposes and sanitizing surfaces.
Tea Tree, Lemon, Lavender, Eucalyptus
With their potent properties and delightful scents, essential oils offer a holistic approach to cleaning and disinfecting your home.
Let’s make a simple antibacterial spray.
In a glass spray bottle, combine water with a few drops of tea tree essential oil. Add alcohol IF you want.
Tea tree oil known for its antibacterial antiviral properties making it a solid choice for sanitizing surfaces.
We can customize antibacterial spray with other essential oils known for their anti- microbial properties. lavender, eucalyptus, and lemon essential oils. also leave behind a refreshing scent, and none of that sharp harmful chemical smell most products leave behind.
That is NOT a sign of clean even though we have come to believe it is.
With these natural essential oil sprays, you can effectively disinfect your home while enjoying the therapeutic benefits of aromatherapy. Try them out and experience the difference for yourself.
We’ve covered 3 DIY cleaning products made with simple ingredients and packaged in reusable glass squirt bottles. Plus the benefits of essential oils.
For exact recipes and measurements grab the guide at LowerToxicLife.com
Also, my research and sources are at
PLEASE: Avoid: chlorine bleach - ugh restaurants - my travel bottle - tea tree
3 Bonus Tips: Mint leaves, lemon juice, Microfiber cloth towels
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