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These were taken from: Potholes and Pantyhose website
Green Drain Cleaner:
1/2 Cup Baking Soda
1/2 Cup White Vinegar
Boiling Water
Pour Baking Soda down the drain. Add
white vinegar and cover the drain, if possible. Let set for 5 minutes. Pour the
boiling water down the drain.
Green Furniture Polish and
Cleaner:
3 Cups Olive Oil
1 Cup White Vinegar
Mix together in a jar and pour onto
a soft cloth. Remix every so often by shaking the jar again.
Green Brass Cleaner:
Lemon Juice
Baking Soda
Make a paste the consistency of
toothpaste. Rub onto brass with a soft cloth. Rinse with water and dry.
Green Chrome and Stainless Steel
Cleanser:
1 Cup Vinegar
1/2 Cup Water
Mix in a recycled spray bottle.
Spray solution on the chrome/stainless steel and let sit for a minute. Wipe off
with damp sponge and dry with a soft cloth.
Green Toilet Bowl Cleaner:
Baking Soda
Vinegar
Sprinkle
baking soda into toilet bowl. Add vinegar. Scrub ‘er down with a toilet brush.
I got this from Yellow Brick Home
Dry Laundry Soap
1 bar Fels Naptha
1 cup of the Arm and Hammer Super
Washing Soda
1 cup of Borax
I grated
the bar of soap. I use a big grater and then put all the ingredients in my Ninja (food processor). It makes it pretty fine. You use about 1 tablespoon per
wash! You can use an old mini coffee scoop.
Car Wax as Sink Polish
Polish faucets, sinks, tile, even
shower doors with Turtle Wax, which leaves behind a protective barrier against
water and soap buildup, so your hard-earned sparkle will last past the next
tooth-brushing.
Homemade Febreze
Homemade Febreze
1/8 Cup of fabric softener
2 tablespoons Baking Soda
Hot tap water
Spray bottle (I used my empty 27 oz. Febreze bottle)
Using a funnel, mix it all together in the spray bottle, mix well
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