Green cleaning means products will not harm you, your children, or the environment. Ingredients in green cleaning recipes include: baking soda, vinegar and liquid soap. You need to purchase some supplies: a scouring pad, cotton cloth or sponge, lint cotton cloth (with a minimum), and a 16-ounce spray bottle.
After cleaning are green recipes for the preparation of non-toxic household cleaners:
Tub and sink cleaner (baking soda andliquid soap)
Sprinkle baking soda on the porcelain fixtures. Rub with damp cloth. Add a few drops of liquid Murphy's soap to the RAG for more cleaning power. Rinse well to avoid that a hazy film.
Window and mirror cleaner (white vinegar and water)
Put 1 / 4 cup white vinegar in a spray bottle and fill to the brim with water. Spray on the surface. Rub with a lint-free cotton cloth. For outdoor windows, use a sponge and wash with warm water and a few dropsLiquid Murphy's or castile soap in it. Rinse well and squeegee dry.
Linoleum floor cleaner (white vinegar and water)
Mop with a mixture of 1 / 2 cup vinegar in a bucket of warm water. The vinegar odor will dissipate soon after the soil dries.
Toilet cleaner (baking soda and liquid soap)
Sprinkle baking soda into the bowl as any other would scouring powder. Add a few drops of liquid soap as well. Scrub with a brush and toilet bowlQuit the outer surfaces with a rag sprinkled with baking soda.
Purpose cleaner (liquid soap)
Use Murphy's liquid soap to remove stains from wood, tile and linoleum. Add a few drops of liquid soap to a wet washcloth and rub surface vigorously.
Oven cleaner (baking soda and water)
To make mix 1 cup baking soda with enough water to make a paste. Apply the paste on surfaces are oven and leave for a while. Use the scouring padfor the laundry from most surfaces. A spatula or a bread knife is effective under large food deposits obtained. This recipe is laundry requires more effort, but it is not toxic to you, your children and the environment. Commercial oven cleaners contain severe irritation. Use this cleaner recipe on self-cleaning ovens!
Drain cleaner (baking soda, vinegar and boiling water)
Pour 1 / 2 cup baking soda down the drain, then 1 / 2 cup vinegar. Let it fizzfor a few minutes. Then pour a kettle full of boiling water. Repeat if necessary. If the clog is stubborn, use a plunger. For very stubborn clogs, use a mechanical snake. This recipe will free minor clogs and helps prevent future clogs.
Copper cleaner (vinegar, water and salt)
Mix equal parts of vinegar and salt (a tablespoon per person) and from the surface with a rag. Be sure to rinse thoroughly with water afterwards, otherwise corrode. Use thisCleaners on painted surfaces!
Use these green cleaning recipes homemade cleaners that are safe for you to provide your children and the environment.
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