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Better Living   July 1953

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DIY Natural Household Cleaners & Deodorizers:

Household cleaner, oven cleaner, drain cleaner, laundry booster - make your own and forget the toxic, store-bought, costly commercial products. Nix the chemicals when you clean your home. These days, nontoxic cleaning products seem to be all the rage. While it may be better for the environment and our health, it's not always so ideal for the wallet. Luckily, there are tons of ways to clean your home using organic products, without having to break the bank. Here are some ways to clean your house top-to-bottom the all-natural way.

Natural Disinfectant: Grapefruit seed extract (Essential Oil) has antibacterial, antiviral, antiparasitic, and antifungal properties. By combining 20 drops with two cups of water in a spray bottle, you can easily get all your dirty surfaces clean.

Natural deodorizer: Baking soda is a cheap and effective tool to clean up messes and get rid of odors. Since it takes a few hours to set in, you can sprinkle the baking soda overnight and scrub the area clean the next day.

Natural Floor Cleaner: Use a combination of hot water, olive oil or jojoba oil, white vinegar, and lemon essential oil. All you have to do is grab a mop and start polishing!

Natural Fabric Softener: Pour ¼ cup of white vinegar into the final rinse cycle to achieve the same effect.

Natural Silver Polish: Use any natural toothpaste (without baking soda to avoid scratches), and gently rub your items with the paste, rinse them off, and let them dry. You'll be amazed by how nice they look.

Natural Drain Cleaner: Pour half cup of baking soda down the drain, then add half cup of white vinegar and cover the drain with a towel. Let it sit for as long as you can and then run water to push the mixture down. You can say good-bye to clogs after that!

Dishwasher Sanitizing is essential to prevent bacteria, odors, and grime over time. A White Vinegar wash then a Baking Soda wash (separate cycles) in the highest hot water cycle can keep things under control.

Natural Soft Scrub: Mix half cup of baking soda with half cup of dye-free, fragrance-free dishwashing soap. Stir this mixture together until it forms a paste and then you're good to go.

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LPT: Make Your Own Shoe Deoderizer

LPT: Make Your Own Shoe Deoderizer

http://thehomemadeexperiment.com/homemade-shoe-deodorizer-sachets/ I made some of these this week, cost me about £3 to make four, rather than £12 to buy two. I haven't been using them long but they seem effective and would recommend for anyone who is feeling a bit hard up for cash. Personally I used some coffee filters and rubber bands I had lying around for the sachets, rather than cloth.

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