Yuck – cleaning day. The only thing worse than actually have to clean is shelling out a bunch of money for all the various cleaners you need to complete the job. Save money and enjoy the natural, green solutions that leave you feeling positive. Natural, non-toxic and budget-friendly is the way to go.
The Green Cleaning Products You can DIY
Contents
- 1 The Green Cleaning Products You can DIY
- 1.1 1. All Purpose Cleaner
- 1.2 2. Homemade Drano
- 1.3 3. Citrus Degreaser
- 1.4 4. Grapefruit Sale Bathroom Scrub
- 1.5 5. Glass Cleaner
- 1.6 6. Everyday Toilet Cleaner
- 1.7 7. Carpet Stain Remover
- 1.8 8. Hand-cleaning Detergent
- 1.9 9. Scented Vinegar for Cleaning
- 1.10 10. Homemade Dusting Spray and Wood Polish
- 1.11 11. Homemade Disinfectant Wipes
- 1.12 12. Soft Scrub Cleaner
- 1.13 13. Brass Polish
- 1.14 14. Copper Polish
- 1.15 15. Silver Polish
- 1.16 16. Oven Cleaner
- 1.17 17. DIY Stain Stick
- 1.18 18. DIY Liquid Dishsoap
- 1.19 19. DIY Dishwasher Detergent
- 1.20 20. Homemade Air Freshener
- 1.21 21. Yellow Underarm Stain Remover
- 1.22 22. Homemade Non-Toxic Laundry Detergent
- 1.23 23. DIY Fabric Softener
- 1.24 24. Dryer Sheets
- 1.25 25. Tile Grout Cleaner
- 2 Clean It Up!
1. All Purpose Cleaner
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Only 3 ingredients makes this an easy mix to use regularly.
2. Homemade Drano
Thank Your Body
This recipe is for when the unspeakable happens with the drains.
3. Citrus Degreaser
One Good Thing By Jillee
Citrus scents are known to not only delight the senses with their clean smell, but also naturally cut through the toughest grease.
4. Grapefruit Sale Bathroom Scrub
Pop Sugar
Goodbye Comet and Ajax! I love multipurpose items and this scrub can be used to clean your bathtub and also your own body.
5. Glass Cleaner
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Cleaning glass is green and easy with this mix.
6. Everyday Toilet Cleaner
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For day-to-day cleaning to keep you toilet sparkling, follow this guide.
7. Carpet Stain Remover
Martha Stewart
Following these directions, you will have no need to buy carpet cleaner again.
8. Hand-cleaning Detergent
Bren Did
Antibacterial soaps are just not good for you and this green hand-cleaner will do the trick instead.
9. Scented Vinegar for Cleaning
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If you don’t want your house to smell like Easter eggs, follow these directions to change your cleaner scent.
10. Homemade Dusting Spray and Wood Polish
Nourishing Joy
You may need to go out to find some of the ingredients for this compound, but in the end it is well worth it. No chemically odors and a beautiful shine are all that is left!
11. Homemade Disinfectant Wipes
Keeper Of The Home
Use this to not only save money on all those wipes, but you also save the waste the store bought variety creates.
12. Soft Scrub Cleaner
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Cleaning your sinks, toilets, or tile (anything you would would scrubs on really) are fair game for this cleaner.
13. Brass Polish
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I have some brass knobs in my bathroom that we haven’t gotten around to changing out and I used this to make them gleam.
14. Copper Polish
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You probably don’t do this every week, but when you do need to make your copper shiny again, here is the solution.
15. Silver Polish
MNN
Like the copper polish compound, this is a great recipe to have on hand when you actually convince yourself to get the polishing done.
16. Oven Cleaner
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Martha Stewart shows you how to use an eco-friendly technique to clean your oven.
17. DIY Stain Stick
PopSugar
Stain sticks are one of my favorite cleaners that can save a bad situation – this recipe is travel size, too.
18. DIY Liquid Dishsoap
Wellness Mama
No more buying grocery store dish soap! You are sure to love this solution.
19. DIY Dishwasher Detergent
Huff Post
Having a full load of dishes in the dishwasher and being out of detergent won’t happen to you because this recipe contains easily available items in every home.
20. Homemade Air Freshener
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There is a scent for every nose in this list of 10 different air freshener scent recipes.
21. Yellow Underarm Stain Remover
Money Crasher
No one wants to throw out all their stained shirts and no one wants to wear shirts with underarm stains, so save your wardrobe with this mix.
22. Homemade Non-Toxic Laundry Detergent
Diy Natural
Although it takes some time to make your own laundry detergent, it lasts quite a while and you have the knowledge that it is non-toxic and saving you some bills.
23. DIY Fabric Softener
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WikiHow always has the most straightforward directions that are easy to follow with explanatory diagrams.
24. Dryer Sheets
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Reusable dryer sheets are a novel idea and easy to make.
25. Tile Grout Cleaner
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This is at the end of the list for a reason-nobody likes cleaning grout!
Clean It Up!
Now we are talking dirty! Well, actually we are talking about getting clean. These recipes will help you save money, go green and stay away from toxic chemicals using mostly basic household items and ingredients.
Cleaning doesn’t have to make you plug your nose, scared of nasty vapors. If you found this useful, please leave a comment, and share with friends and family on your favorite social media.