5 Best Homemade Cleaning Products

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Easy Homemade Cleaning Products For Every Household

Commercial cleaners though they may clean your household quickly and easily, they contain harmful chemicals that emit toxic fumes, fumes and chemicals which can pose danger to you and your families health in the long run. They even cost a lot and buying different products for different surfaces or areas of the house can end up being pretty heavy on your wallet. Cleaning solutions can be made easily at home using natural ingredients to ensure you a chemical free cleaning that is economical at the same time as being better for your system, gentle on your hands, lungs and everything else. There are few natural and safe key ingredients that are used widely in home made cleaning products. Below are common natural ingredients are used in making the best home made cleaning products to match anything the supermarket can offer.

Top 5 Ingredients For Homemade Cleaning Products

1.Vinegar

Vinegar is one of the most common natural ingredients used in home made cleaning products. It is all purpose cleaning ingredient, that is used for cleaning all kinds of dirt from various surfaces. You can make all purpose spray using equal quantities of vinegar and water, this spray is quite helpful in cleaning both kitchens and bathrooms. Apart from that hard water stains can be removed effortlessly using undiluted white vinegar and it can be used to shine your toilets and shower heads.

2.Baking Soda

Undoubtedly, the next most common natural cleaning ingredient is baking soda. It can be used as a scouring agent as it is abrasive by nature. Stained bath tubs, kitchen faucets, stove tops can easily be cleaned with baking soda. It can be sprinkled in dry powder form or can be used as a paste mixing with water for cleaning. It not only cleans your stove tops, kitchen sinks and tub rings but also leaves them odor free.

3.Lemon Juice

Citric acid is present in the juice of lemon and other citrus fruits, this acid acts as a mild bleach and can be used to remove stains from clothes. A trick you can try is using lime juice along with salt rubbed directly on the stain and sun-dried to easily remove any marks on your clothing. Being natural ingredient it is soft on your hands and the bonus is it also freshens the air with its aroma, remember like with any new product we suggest using a test spot first.

4.Alcohol

Commonly called rubbing alcohol, it is nothing but isopropyl and is used for cleaning windows. A mixture of rubbing alcohol, water and white vinegar is widely used in the cleaning industry for cleaning widows, mirrors, ceramic tiles and chrome furniture. It evaporates quickly after spraying leaving your windows and mirrors with a sparkling and  streak free clean.

5.Ammonia

Another common ingredient used in home made cleaning products is ammonia.  Ammonia is a strong alkali and can be used in variety of cleaning jobs, mixed with vinegar, ammonia can be used for various cleaning purposes. A mixture of ammonia, rubbing alcohol and water in a spray bottle can be used as strong widow cleaning mixture and if you want strong cleaning product for cleaning hard stains on windows then ammonia with laundry detergent can be used.

Apart from the above natural homemade cleaning ingredients, there are several other natural ingredients that are easily available that can be used for cleaning. For example another tips is that wooden furniture can be polished using a mixture of olive oil and lemon juice, both ingredients are already in the kitchen of most homes and can be used bring up a great finished shine to wood.

NOTE: The information given here on “5 Best Homemade Cleaning Products Every House Can Make” is meant as a guide only and does not replace professional medical advice and information.

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Natalie is a Mum blogger, craft enthusiast, interior addict, mojito lover, vanilla sniffer, dark-chocoholic and loves white everything. She has a background in Business, Marketing & Digital Production. She enjoys juggling life with her baby daughter and strives to create an equal balance of baby play and work. She is a sociable mum that gets out & about checking out fun new kids activities, loves making crafts and goes gaga over the hippest baby trends & products.