Quick Savings Tip: Safe and Effective Household Cleaners

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  1. Making your own products is definitely the way to go if you have the time or patience. One of the reasons we don’t see homemade type products on the shelves is probably because they’re not very shelf stable. The ones that contain lemon juice might actually start to smell bad after a time.

    I recently wrote an article that helps to cut through some of the labeling jargon on commercially sold cleaning products. If you’ve got to buy something off the shelf, there’s a lot to know.

    http://thegreenroutine.net/consumers-guide-deceptive-labeling/

    The Green Routines last blog post..Salmonella Found On Jalapeno Peppers, But Not Mine! [Organic Gardening Update]

  2. I think any homemade housecleaning products are great…They cut back on expenses and also are environmentally friendly and don’t waste product packaging. However, I do agree with the other comment on shelf life and suggest researching this. They provide a guide link, and I can also do the same to help anyone else. I wrote an ebook through all of my research regarding household cleaners (among other environmentally friendly things people and businesses can do). You can check it out here:
    http://greenfixes.blogspot.com/2008/04/earth-day-tips-you-can-take-away.html

    • Ali
    • July 24th, 2008

    A safe, really cheap cleaning product that you can find at any grocery store is Bon Ami. It comes in powder form, in a golden canister (like those cans of Comet). It is one of those products that is really old and works really well without chemicals. Plus it is about 90 cents per can.
    Bon Ami

  3. I’ve used Bon Ami and it’s a great product. I was also thinking of trying the mixture of baking soda and water to see how that compares. The biggest concern I have is that it will not clean as well as a product like Bon Ami.

  4. Great Tips, I’m amazed to think just 3-4 years ago and compare it to now… the green movement has definitely exploded and sites like this are definitely a huge reason why…

    Sharing green tips exposes people to a lot of different things they can try to do their part for the environment 🙂 I’ll definitely will be visiting more often… There is a huge list of green tips (http://www.aboutmyplanet.com/category/daily-green-tips/) here too, check them out if you can and remember spread the green word.

  5. Great! Thank you very much!
    I always wanted to write in my blog something like that. Can I take part of your post to my site?
    Of course, I will add backlink?

    Regards, Timur Alhimenkov

  6. Great Article! I couldn’t click through that link for the list of green cleaning ingredients…I use almost exclusively white vinegar, baking soda, etc. And I love it! I am totally sold on making most of my own natural cleaners and I notice a huge difference…like no harsh fumes!

  7. P.S. Check out my blog for green cleaning info.!
    Natural Cleaning Product Reviews at http://www.greenkeen.blogspot.com

  8. Check out http://www.carribeanmist.com
    They sell high-quality environmentally friendly products that are natural, safe, effective AND affordable!

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