
It's easy to clean greener this spring, using several everyday items around your house.
10 Household Items for Greener Spring Cleaning
Here are some everyday household items you can use to make your house sparkle this spring—in that special and nontoxic kind of way.
- Use lemon to remove stains from wood or plastic
- Vinegar can be used to clean almost everything and also works as a fabric softener
- Baking soda and Castile soap make a great nontoxic bathtub cleaner
- Use a pillowcase to clean your ceiling fan
- Turn olive oil, rubbing alcohol, and lemon juice into floor cleaner
- Use old socks to make a reusable Swiffer pad
- Clean tile and grout with toothpaste
- A little borax left overnight makes for easy toilet cleaning in the morning
When your household items can do double duty as cleaners, you'll save money on having to buy lots of household cleaners too! This is just one more way that going green can be frugal, and that sure is nice.
+++ What about you? What secrets do you have for cleaning with everyday household items?
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Comments (4)
I don't think I could live without my vinegar for cleaner. I just started using it and I love it. It works so well on so many things. I've already gone through 2 gallons of it. And the best part is, it's so cheap too.
Vinegar and baking soda are the bestest. Put a few drops of your favorite essential oil into the vinegar if you don't like the smell.
I appreciate ideas for saving money and getting things clean more naturally. These ideas are a perfect compliment to my list of ways to save money on spring cleaning supplies!