DIY Homemade Cleaning Products: Over 40 Simple Step by Step Recipes To Clean Your Home With Non-Toxic Ingredients: Safe to Use Cleaning Recipes

By Vanessa Riley

Go to any grocery store and the chances are that aisle after aisle will be stuffed full of hundreds of different cleaning chemicals that you ‘need’ to keep your home spotless.  But do you really need all or even any of them?  Read the indredients and the specialist bathroom cleaner looks suspiciously like the kitchen cleaner (but with a different artificial fragrance).  You are being effectively conned into spending dollars when you can clean your home for pennies. 

Making your own cleaning products is surprisingly easy.  Not only will it ease the strain on your wallet but will also allow you to treat your home without having to resort to harsh chemicals.  Our recipes are designed with cheap, healthy ingredients that will keep your home clean, your wallet full and your envionment safe. 

Inside You Will Learn:

• Why homemade cleaning products are better for your health, your wallet and your family;
• The environmental benefits of homemade cleaning products;
• How to use home made products effectively;
• The ingredients you need to make your own products;
• Recipes for over 40 different effective household cleaning agents;
• And much, much more

Once you have tried your own cleaning products you will never want to go back to commercial formulations.

Don’t delay.  Start your journey to a clean, green, healthy home by downloading this book now.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Guava Books
• Release date: Feb 14, 2017
• ISBN: 9781386888093

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Introduction

We all want our homes to be clean, dust free, healthy places to come home to and to raise our families in.  These days when we go to the store we are shown a variety of products to deal with every home cleaning eventuality.  Special kitchen cleaner, bathroom stain remover, tile cleaner, toilet sanitizer, coffee stain remover, wine stain remover and many, many more.  Do you really need to spend 100s of dollars to keep your home to a reasonable standard?

The answer is no, you don’t and, in truth, when you check the ingredients on all these cleaning agents you realize that you are bringing a lot of potentially dangerous products into your home.  Did you know that if your dog or cat has an accident on your kitchen floor you should never clean it with bleach?  The chemical reaction between the bleach and the ammonium in the ‘puddle’ can cause toxic fumes to be emitted into the room.  In doing something as simple as cleaning up a little accident you could be putting your children at risk. 

The cleaning products available on the shelves of the grocery store are not designed with the health of your family in mind.  Sure, they meet minimum standards as set by the government but they are also designed to maximize profit and therefore frequency of use.  They are stuffed full of chemicals which you and your family will breathe in long after they have been used in the home.  Many cleaning products have been shown to have potential adverse effects on the endocrine (hormone) system and overexposure can lead to hormone imbalances which can effect everything in your life from how much sleep you get or how irritable you are to weight problems or even fertility issues.  The truth is a clean home does not need to smell of anything other than fresh air.  Did you know that the EPA (the American Environmental Protection Agency) has stated that the home environment can actually have 100 times the pollution that the