household cleaners

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I think some small bits of this question have been covered before, but I'm

going to ask anyway. I'm in the process of converting my store-bought

cleaners to homemade cleaners, hopefully safer to me and my cats. As we

all know, many store-bought cleaners can contain harsh chemicals, and I'm

trying to eliminate as much of that as possible from my life right

now. I'm assuming that EO's can be used to make some of these things

myself, and I was wondering if you guys have any recipes for different

kinds of cleaning products? Thanks for your help!

 

Koog~~Tracy

 

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> " ~Koog~Killer of Sheep..and Men~ " <koog

>

>I think some small bits of this question have been covered before, but I'm

>going to ask anyway. I'm in the process of converting my store-bought

>cleaners to homemade cleaners, hopefully safer to me and my cats. As we

>all know, many store-bought cleaners can contain harsh chemicals, and I'm

>trying to eliminate as much of that as possible from my life right

>now. I'm assuming that EO's can be used to make some of these things

>myself, and I was wondering if you guys have any recipes for different

>kinds of cleaning products? Thanks for your help!

 

 

The absolutely cheapest way of washing your dishes is with ordinary hard

green natural soap. A bar lasts for months and it costs only a few cents.

A drop of lemon eo in the rinse water smells nice and makes me think of the

lemon added to dishwashing liquid.

 

Moira de Swardt