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Organic Homemade Cleaning Recipes

Your Guide to Safe, Eco-Friendly, and Money-Saving Recipes

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 What Will You Get From This eBook?
If you are looking for exclusive homemade products that can resolve your cleaning problems, then
you’ve come to the right place. Don’t want to look through the cleaning aisle at the supermarket?
Continue reading this eBook to get the best recipes for the perfect homemade cleaners. This eBook is
all about simple, convenient, and economical solutions to your cleaning problems.
Want to protect your home from toxins present in cleaning products that are bought from stores? Make
vinegar, baking soda, and lemon juice your new best friends who will remain loyal to you and help
you achieve your daily cleaning tasks.
Start reading this helpful guide to create safe and non-toxic cleaning products to enjoy a clean,
hygienic, and spotless home!

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Foreword – Homemade Cleaning Supplies
How to Save on Cleaning Supplies
Cleaning Myths
Myth #1
Myth #2
Myth #3
Myth #4
Using Cleaning Supplies Properly
Homemade Cleaning Recipes
Homemade Clorox Disinfecting Wipes
Homemade Cleaning Wipes Using Paper Towels
Face/Hand Wipes
Bathroom Wipes
Window Wipes
Dishwasher Soap
Dishwasher Rinse Aid
Countertop Disinfectant
Fruit and Vegetable Wash
Drain Opener/Cleaner
Window Cleaner
Streak Free Outdoor Window Washer
All Purpose Cleaner
Floor Wax Remover
Ready Mop Cleaner Refill
Daily Shower Cleaner
Homemade Bathtub Scrub Recipe
Shower and Tub Cleaner
Tile and Grout Cleaner
Homemade Stainless Steel Cleaner
Tarnish Remover
Tough Hand Cleaner
Skunk Smell Remover
Roach Killer
Mildew Killer
Wood Cleaner Mantesh
 Copper Cleaner
Homemade Oven Cleaner
Kitchen Pan Cleaner
Homemade Furniture Polish
Laundry Brightener
Laundry Whitening Solution (Regular Washer)
Laundry Whitening Solution (HE Washer)
Homemade Stain Remover #1
Homemade Stain Remover #2
Homemade Laundry Detergent
Powdered Homemade Laundry Soap
Homemade Wrinkle Release Spray
Homemade Fabric Softener
Homemade Dryer Sheets
Homemade Air Freshener
Foaming Hand Soap
Ready to Make Your Own Cleaning Product?
 Foreword – Homemade Cleaning Supplies
Most cleaning products available in the market are full of harmful substances. These chemicals, on
reacting with the atmospheric air, create various toxins. Cleaning products, available in the market,
have numerous kinds of acids, chemicals, and natural enzymes. These elements and substances are
used to dissolve grime and dirt as well as to cleanse household surfaces.

Most commercial cleaning supplies are designed to be used on certain surfaces. If you check the label
pasted on any synthetic cleaning product, you will notice several dangerous ingredients, including
ammonia and different acids.

Commercial cleaning supplies can comprise of multiple acids or chemicals that are likely to produce
toxic fumes. These fumes not only affect the overall environment, but also endanger the people living
in the house. Homemade and natural cleaning products can provide you with an effective remedy for
such situations.
It has been reported that your home is likely to have more chemical pollutants as compared to the
environment outside your home. These indoor toxins can make you face severe problems, including
headaches, flu, respiratory issues, and other neurological problems.

Using homemade cleaning supplies not only provides you with a healthier indoor environment, but
also helps you make substantial savings. After all, you need a few simple ingredients to make reliable
cleaning products at home.
How to Save on Cleaning Supplies
Cleaning products can make up a great part of your household budget. Making cleaning supplies at
home is one of the easiest ways to cut down the expenses of dishwashing solutions, cleaning supplies,
and even face/hand soap.

The age-old stories of using household ingredients to make inexpensive yet effective cleaning agents
are true. It’s time to try some cleaning recipes on your own. Don’t let synthetic cleaning products ruin
your health and take your money away.

Natural or homemade cleaning products offer much more effective results. Using homemade cleaning
supplies will significantly reduce your expenses and provide you with more promising results. Green
products have a positive impact on the environment as well as your personal savings.
Cleaning Myths
A sparkling, clean, and flawless house is the dream of many people. There are plenty of cleaning tips
and tricks that are passed down through generations. As a matter of fact, only a few of them are true.

Did anyone ever tell you that vacuuming too often will damage your carpet? Or that freezing your
jeans is an absolute way to clean them without water? Do these tips and tricks actually work?

Your grandmothers may have told you that bleach is an absolute cleaner that removes all stains and
marks. Is it the real truth? Bleach is a disinfectant that kills germs and removes stains, but is not able
to get filth off the surface. Thus, some of the olden days’ cleaning tricks are simple myths that
definitely need to be altered.
Myth #1
Homemade cleaning products are not as efficient as commercial cleaning products.
Truth
Homemade cleaning products have the full potential to remove stains, dirt, and grime from all
materials and surfaces. They can compete with any commercial product and provide you with
efficient results.

Myth #2
Homemade cleaning products require more time and effort.
Truth
After applying some homemade cleaning products, you may have to leave them for a few hours.
However, this ensures easy and absolute cleaning. You don’t have to put in additional effort to wipe a
surface.

Myth #3
Homemade cleaning products are more costly and difficult to make as you require plenty of unique
ingredients.
Truth
Most homemade cleaning products can be made using the ingredients normally present in any home.
Moreover, mixing a few simple ingredients is all what you need to do to get an efficient, reliable, and
safe cleaning product.
Myth #4
Artificial cleaning products are tested; however homemade cleaning products are not.
Truth
Homemade cleaning products contain natural ingredients. These ingredients are commonly used on a
regular basis. Though most cleaning supplies available in the market are tested or examined, their
labels show the words “Caution”, “Danger”, or “Warning”. On the other hand, the natural ingredients
present in homemade cleaning products ensure their safety and reliability.

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Using Cleaning Supplies Properly
While working with synthetic cleaning products on a daily basis, you can easily forget how harmful
they can be. Since they contain harmful chemicals, it is vital to consider the concerned precautionary
measures in order to avoid painful injuries.

Cleaning supplies can get significantly reactive when mixed with other chemicals. These artificial
products can cause severe damage to your skin or eyes. It is better to avoid mixing different cleaning
products. Wearing rubber gloves is also a good idea.

Taking adequate measures to protect yourself from dangerous cleaning supplies is beneficial for your
own safety. Furthermore, you are likely to enjoy the best results in the form of a clean and spotless
house only when you use cleaning products in the right manner.
To clean a kitchen or bathroom, most people usually rely on strong chemical cleaners as they are
believed to remove dirt and grime completely. As a matter of fact, some natural ingredients, including
baking soda, organic soap, vinegar, lemon, or corn starch, are better alternatives for household
cleaning tasks.
 Homemade Cleaning Recipes
Cleaning your home is a task that you may have to do on a regular basis. After all, a squeaky clean
house not only portrays you as an organized and responsible individual, but also helps you avoid
numerous diseases. To achieve the simple target of maintaining a clean house, you would definitely
need some cleaning products and agents. It is important to use the right cleaning supplies to ensure
quick, efficient, and complete cleaning.
Nowadays, every modern home is full of toxic chemicals and substances that claim to make your life
trouble-free. No matter what these products claim, they present severe health concerns for your family
and also become a major source of environmental pollution.

The ingredients and chemicals present in synthetic cleaning products can even cause asthma, sinusitis,
bronchitis, or various other allergies. In order to avoid such health risks, it is imperative to replace
synthetic cleaning supplies with more reliable products.

For most home-cleaning tasks, you can create your own cleaning supplies right at your home. Making
cleaning supplies at home is not a difficult job. You just need the basic recipes and willingness to get
the job done.
More and more people are turning to non-toxic homemade cleaning products as they are much
healthier than synthetic cleaning supplies. Besides being safe, homemade cleaning substitutions are
easy-to-use and inexpensive.
Homemade Clorox Disinfecting Wipes
Ingredients
Cotton rags (As Required)

Water (1 Cup)

White vinegar (1/2 Cup)

Dish soap (2 Tbsp.)

Instructions
You can use an old but clean t-shirt to prepare cotton rags. Cut cotton rags to the required size and
place them in a clean container. Mix water, vinegar, and dish soap in a bowl. Pour the mixture over
rags such that they are covered completely. Close the container and shake it well. Take a wipe out
whenever you need it. Keep the container having homemade Clorox disinfecting wipes at a place
where you can easily find it.
Homemade Cleaning Wipes Using Paper Towels
Ingredients
Paper towels (1 Roll)

Water (2 ½ Cup)

Antibacterial Cleaner (As Required)

Instructions
Use high-quality paper towels so that they don’t shred easily. Place the roll inside an empty and clean
container. Mix water and antibacterial cleaner and pour this solution over the roll of paper towels.
Once the roll is completely wet, remove the cardboard from the its center. Cover the container and let
paper towels absorb the solution.
Face/Hand Wipes
Ingredients
Paper towels (1 Roll)

Face wash (2 Tbsp.)

Coconut Oil (1 Tbsp. optional)

Water (2 Cups)
Instructions
Cut paper towels’ roll in half and place paper towels in a clean and dry container. Mix face wash,
coconut oil, and warm water in a bowl. Pour the mixture in the container such that the roll absorbs the
liquid completely. Cover the container and leave for the night.
Bathroom Wipes
Ingredients
Paper Towels (1 Roll)

Vinegar (1 ½ Cup)

Lemon Juice (1/2 Cup)

Dishwashing Liquid (A Few Drops)

Baking Soda (1 Tsp.)

Instructions
Cut paper towels in half and place them in a dry and clean container. Mix vinegar, lemon juice, and
dishwashing liquid. Add baking soda carefully as it will create bubbles. Stir well. Pour the mixture
over paper towels. Let them absorb the solution. Take inner cardboard out. Pull the middle wipe out
for cleaning purpose. Place the container in your toilet so that you can easily find it whenever you
want.
Window Wipes
Ingredients
Water (2 ½ Cup)

White Vinegar (2 Tbsp.)

Rubbing Alcohol (1/2 Cup)

Instructions
Cut paper towels in half and place them in a dry and clean container. Mix alcohol, white vinegar, and
water. Stir well. Pour the mixture over paper towels. Let the paper towels completely absorb the
solution. Take the inner cardboard out. Pull the middle wipe out to clean a window. Keep the
container covered. Place the container having homemade window wipes at a safe and clean place.
Dishwasher Soap
Ingredients
Washing Soda (1 Cup)

Borax (1 Cup)

Salt (1/2 Cup)

Citric Acid (1/2 Cup)

Instructions
Add washing soda, salt, and borax in a small bowl. Add citric acid and mix all ingredients well.
Store the mixture in a covered container. One tbsp. of this homemade dishwasher soap is all what you
need for every dishwasher load.
Dishwasher Rinse Aid
Ingredients
Borax (1 Cup)

Citric Acid (1/2 Cup)

Washing Soda (1 Cup)

Salt (1/2 Cup)

Instructions
Mix all ingredients well. Store the mixture in a container that you can place under the kitchen sink.
Salt is used for scrubbing purpose. One tbsp. of this homemade dishwasher rinse aid is enough for
each load.
Countertop Disinfectant
Ingredients
Hot Water (2 Cup)

Vinegar (2 Tbsp.)

Borax (1 Tbsp.)

Liquid Soap (1/4 Cup)

Instructions
Add liquid soap in hot water and mix well. Add borax and vinegar in the solution. Stir well for
proper mixing. Fill a spray bottle with the solution. Use this homemade disinfectant to clean
bathrooms, kitchen, or countertops.
Fruit and Vegetable Wash
Ingredients
Water (1 Cup)

Baking Soda (2 Tbsp.)

Lemon Juice (1 Tbsp.)

Instructions
Add baking soda and water in a bowl. Stir well. Add lemon juice in the solution. Mix all ingredients
well. Fill a spray bottle with this solution. Spray on fruits and vegetables. Rinse well after a few
minutes.
Drain Opener/Cleaner
Ingredients
Baking Soda (2 Cups)

Vinegar (As Required)

Instructions
Pour baking soda down the drain. You’ll observe a foaming action as soon as you pour vinegar. Let
the foam settle. Keep pouring vinegar until the baking soda is completely gone.
Window Cleaner
Ingredients
Water (2 Cups)

Vinegar (1/4 Cup)

Liquid Soap or Detergent (1/2 Tsp.)

Instructions
Add liquid detergent or soap in water. Stir the solution well. Add vinegar. Pour the solution in a
clean spray bottle. Shake well and get ready to clean your windows.
Streak Free Outdoor Window Washer
Ingredients
Water (2 Cups)

White Vinegar (1/4 Cup)

Liquid Dish Detergent (1/2 Tsp.)

Instructions
Add liquid dish detergent in water. Mix the solution well. Add white vinegar. Pour the solution in a
clean spray bottle and give it a good shake. Use a soft-bristle brush to clean outdoor windows.
All Purpose Cleaner
Ingredients
Water (4 Cups)

White Vinegar (1/4 Cup)

Baking Soda (2 Tbsp.)

Lemon Juice (2 Tsp.)

Instructions
Dissolve baking soda in water. Add lemon juice and white vinegar and stir well. Pour the solution in
a clean bottle or jar. Use this homemade all-purpose cleaner for your bathroom mirrors, windows,
and other areas.
Floor Wax Remover
Ingredients
Water (4 Cups)

Laundry Detergent (1 Cup)

Vinegar (1 Cup)

Instructions
Add laundry detergent in water. Stir well. Add vinegar. Use this solution on a small portion of the
floor. Let the solution remain on the floor for a few minutes. Wipe and clean the surface thoroughly.
Ready Mop Cleaner Refill
Ingredients
Warm Water (4 Cups)

White Vinegar (1 Tbsp.)

Essential Oil (A Few Drops)

Instructions
Add white vinegar in water. Use warm water as it will ensure proper mixing. Add two to three drops
of essential oil. Mix all ingredients and apply on the floor. Let the solution sit. Use a clean cloth mop
to wipe the solution off.
Daily Shower Cleaner
Ingredients
White Vinegar (1/2 Tsp.)

Rinse Agent (1/4 Cup)

Dish Washing Liquid (1/2 Tsp.)

Instructions
Mix all ingredients well. Fill a spray bottle with this solution. Use this homemade shower cleaner
regularly.
Homemade Bathtub Scrub Recipe
Ingredients
Water (A Few Drops)

Liquid Soap (1 Tsp.)

Baking Soda (1 Cup)

Antibacterial Essential Oil (A Few Drops)

Instructions
Add baking soda, liquid soap, and essential oil in a bowl. Use a few drops of water to mix all
ingredients. Continue mixing until a paste is formed. Use a brush or sponge to clean your bathtub.
Shower and Tub Cleaner
Ingredients
Vinegar (1 Cup)

Dish Soap (1 Cup)

Water (As Required)

Instructions
Mix all ingredients well in a spray bottle. Spray the solution over your shower or tub. Let the solution
sit for 5-10 minutes. Wipe and rinse thoroughly.
Tile and Grout Cleaner
Ingredients
Warm Water (4 Cups)

Baking Soda (1/2 Cup)

White Vinegar (1/4 Cup)

Instructions
Mix all ingredients in a spray bottle. Spray over tile and grout. Use a sponge or damp cloth to wipe
the solution off.
Homemade Stainless Steel Cleaner
Ingredients
White Vinegar (As Required)

Lemon Juice (A Few Drops)

Instructions
Combine all ingredients in a spray bottle. Spray on any stainless steel surface. Use a dry and clean
cloth to wipe the solution off.
Tarnish Remover
Ingredients
Warm Water (4 Cups)

Salt (1 Tbsp.)

Baking Soda (1 Tbsp.)

Tin Foil
Instructions
Mix all ingredients in the bowl or container whose inside walls are covered with tin foil. Place your
items in the container. Let them sit for about an hour.
Tough Hand Cleaner
Ingredients
Water (1 Cup)

Grated soap bar (1/4 Cup)

Fine Sand (2 Tbsp.)

Instructions
Set soap in a container filled with water. Heat the container. Mix until soap is completely melted.
Add sand once the solution cools. Store in a container.
Skunk Smell Remover
Ingredients
Hydrogen Peroxide (1/4 Cup)

Dish Detergent (1 Tsp.)

Baking Soda (1/4 Cup)

Instructions
Mix all ingredients well. Apply on a surface and let it dry. Don’t use this solution on your clothes.
Roach Killer
Ingredients
Sugar

Borax

Instructions
Mix both ingredients in equal quantities. Apply it in cracks, below cabinets, and other areas that
serve as hiding places for roaches.
Mildew Killer
Ingredients
Water

White Vinegar

Instructions
Mix both ingredients in equal quantities in a spray bottle. Spray over a surface and use a sponge or
soft cloth to wipe the solution off.
Wood Cleaner
Ingredients
Water (1/2 Cup)

Vinegar (1/2 Cup)

Lemon Juice (A Few Drops)

Olive Oil (1/2 Tsp., Optional)

Instructions
Combine all ingredients in a spray bottle. Lemon juice is used to give this homemade wood cleaner
an exclusive scent.
Copper Cleaner
Ingredients
White Vinegar (2 Tbsp.)

Salt (6 Tbsp.)

Flour (6 Tbsp.)

Instructions
Combine all ingredients such that a paste is formed. Apply over a copper surface. Use a sponge or
soft cloth to rub the surface. Rinse thoroughly.
Homemade Oven Cleaner
Ingredients
Baking Soda (2 Cups)

White Vinegar (As Required)

Instructions
Pour baking soda over the floor of the oven. Spray white vinegar until it turns into a paste. Let it sit
for a few hours. Clean the surface with a damp cloth or sponge.
Kitchen Pan Cleaner
Ingredients
Salt (As Required)

Lemon Juice (A Few Drops)

Instructions
Sprinkle salt on kitchen pans. Pour lemon juice and let it stay for a few minutes. Rinse thoroughly.
Homemade Furniture Polish
Ingredients
Vinegar (1/4 Cup)

Essential Oil (A Few Drops)

Instructions
Mix both ingredients in a spray bottle. This homemade furniture polish will remove the dirt and add
shine to your furniture pieces.
Laundry Brightener
Ingredients
Borax (1/2 Cup)

Bleach (1 Cup)
Laundry Detergent (1 Cup)

Dish washer Detergent (1 Cup, Powdered)

Instructions
Mix all ingredients well. Store in a container. Make sure to fill your washing machine with hot water.
Laundry Whitening Solution (Regular Washer)
Ingredients
Bleach (1 Cup)
Powdered Dishwasher Detergent (1 Cup)
Borax (1/2 Cup)

Laundry Detergent (1 Cup)

Instructions
Mix all ingredients and store in a suitable container. Make sure to fill the washing machine with hot
water.
Laundry Whitening Solution (HE Washer)
Ingredients
Water (As Required)

Baking/Washing Soda (1/2 Cup)

Laundry Soap (1/4 Bar)

Borax (1/2 Cup)

Instructions
Place the grated bar soap in a container filled with water. Heat the container until the soap is
completely melted. Add borax and baking/washing soda. Keep stirring. Allow the mixture to cool and
solidify. Store in a suitable container. Use ½ cup of this homemade high-efficiency detergent per
load.
Homemade Stain Remover #1
Ingredients
Hot Water (2 Cups)

Hydrogen Peroxide (1 Cup)

Baking Soda (1 Cup)

Instructions
Mix all ingredients well. Apply over a surface and let it sit for a few hours. Don’t store this
homemade stain remover for long periods.
Homemade Stain Remover #2
Ingredients
Water (4 Cups)

Ammonia (1/2 Cup)

Laundry Detergent (2 Tbsp.)

Instructions
Mix all ingredients well and store in a spray bottle. Apply over a surface and let it sit for a few
hours.
Homemade Laundry Detergent
Ingredients
Washing Soda (6 Cups)

Grated Soap (3 Bars)

Essential Oil (Optional)

Instructions
Mix all ingredients well and store in a container. Use one Tbsp. of this homemade laundry detergent
per load.
Powdered Homemade Laundry Soap
Ingredients
Grated soap (1 Bar)

Washing Soda (1 Cup)

Borax (1 Cup)

Instructions
Mix all ingredients well and store in a container. Use 1 Tbsp. of this homemade laundry soap per
load.
Homemade Wrinkle Release Spray
Ingredients
Water (1 Cup)

Liquid Fabric Softener (1 Tsp.)

Rubbing Alcohol (1 Tsp.)

Instructions
Pour all ingredients in a spray bottle. Shake well. Spray over a wrinkled fabric. Give the fabric a fine
shake to release the wrinkles. Make sure to not soak a garment with this homemade fabric softener.
Homemade Fabric Softener
Ingredients
Water (6 Cups)

White Vinegar (3 Cups)

Hair Conditioner (2 Cups)

Essential Oil (A Few Drops, Optional)

Instructions
Use any conditioner you want. Mix the ingredients and stir them well. Pour the solution into a suitable
storage container. Use a few drops of any essential oil to give a unique scent to your garments. Soak a
clean cloth in this homemade fabric softener. Place this rag in your dryer along with other garments.
Homemade Dryer Sheets
Ingredients
Vinegar (1/2 Cup)

Cotton Cloth (As Required)

Essential Oils (8 Drops)

Instructions
Make small pieces of your cotton cloth. Old linens or T-shirts can also serve the purpose. Add
essential oil and vinegar in a bowl. Essential oil provides your garments with a mild and natural
scent; however vinegar works as a natural softener. Store the mixture in a clean container. Pour the
solution over your garments. Make sure to not soak your clothes.
Pull a cotton sheet out of the container. Squeeze any extra solution back into the container. Throw the
cotton cloth in the dryer along with other garments.
Homemade Air Freshener
Ingredients
Hot Water (2 Cups)

Lemon Juice (1 Tsp.)

Baking Soda (1 Tsp.)

Essential Oil (A Few Drops)

Instructions
Add lemon juice, baking soda, and two to three drops of essential oil to a bowl. Add water. Make
sure the water is hot. Use a wooden spoon to stir the mixture. Let the solution cool. Fill a spray bottle
with this homemade air freshener.
You can even mix all ingredients directly in a spray bottle. Remember to give the bottle a good shake
to ensure proper mixing.

Shake the spray bottle well before using this homemade air freshener. Enjoy a fresh and sweet-
smelling indoor atmosphere.
Foaming Hand Soap
Ingredients
Water (As Required)

Essential Oil (A Few Drops)

Liquid Hand Soap (3 Tbsp.)

Tea Tree Oil (A Few Drops)

Moisturizing Oil (1/2 Tsp.)

Instructions
Fill a clean soap dispenser with water. Make sure to leave it a little empty. Fill the empty portion of
your soap dispenser with liquid soap. Leave a little room at the dispenser’s top. Add two to three
drops of tea tree oil and any essential oil. If required, add a few drops of moisturizing oil. Cover the
dispenser. Shake the dispenser well so that all ingredients merge with the water.
 Ready to Make Your Own Cleaning Product?
By now, you would have realized how simple it is to create different cleaning products at home.
Homemade cleaning products are not only incredibly reliable and efficient, but they also let you enjoy
a clean and healthy environment. Moreover, you don’t have to leave your comfort zone and drive to
the nearest store to purchase any commercial cleaning product.
It is now possible to make cleaning products for different areas of your home right at your own home.
From dirty laundry room to filthy kitchen, clogged drains to unclean bathroom, and from stinking
bedroom to messy kids’ room, no area is beyond the reach of your efficient homemade cleaning
product.
These astonishing homemade cleaning supplies will bedazzle you with their ultimate results. These
products, green in nature, have the full potential to improve the environment inside and outside your
home. What’s more, they are easy on your pocket and enable you to save substantial amounts. So,
switch to homemade cleaning products and supplies for all your cleaning needs.
Go through your kitchen store, gather essential ingredients, and try amazingly simple cleaning
solutions right at your home to enjoy a squeaky clean, fresh-smelling, and nice-looking home !
 Table of Contents
Disclaimer
What Will You Get From This eBook?
Foreword – Homemade Cleaning Supplies
How to Save on Cleaning Supplies
Cleaning Myths
Myth #1
Myth #2
Myth #3
Myth #4
Using Cleaning Supplies Properly
Homemade Cleaning Recipes
Homemade Clorox Disinfecting Wipes
Homemade Cleaning Wipes Using Paper Towels
Face/Hand Wipes
Bathroom Wipes
Window Wipes
Dishwasher Soap
Dishwasher Rinse Aid
Countertop Disinfectant
Fruit and Vegetable Wash
Drain Opener/Cleaner
Window Cleaner
Streak Free Outdoor Window Washer
All Purpose Cleaner
Floor Wax Remover
Ready Mop Cleaner Refill
Daily Shower Cleaner
Homemade Bathtub Scrub Recipe
Shower and Tub Cleaner
Tile and Grout Cleaner
Homemade Stainless Steel Cleaner
Tarnish Remover
Tough Hand Cleaner
Skunk Smell Remover
Roach Killer
Mildew Killer
Wood Cleaner
Copper Cleaner
Homemade Oven Cleaner
Kitchen Pan Cleaner
Homemade Furniture Polish
Laundry Brightener
 Laundry Whitening Solution (Regular Washer)
Laundry Whitening Solution (HE Washer)
Homemade Stain Remover #1
Homemade Stain Remover #2
Homemade Laundry Detergent
Powdered Homemade Laundry Soap
Homemade Wrinkle Release Spray
Homemade Fabric Softener
Homemade Dryer Sheets
Homemade Air Freshener
Foaming Hand Soap
Ready to Make Your Own Cleaning Product?