Here are a some links for some great alternative household cleaners and home remedies.
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Ok, as an FYI the Eartheasy link brings up a blank page. I checked out the other 2 and actually knew a lot of what was on the Eco-easy link. Before you try the vinegar, baking soda for drains however, I have to tell you that the 2 times I tried it out were disastrous! It took me days to get the drains working again even though I used the amounts of each that were suggested. Luckily I did not use it in the tub at the same time, so we still had access to water and a drain for dishes, etc.
I found the mom’s story on Healthy Child Healthy World very interesting. Don’t you just love the medical profession sometimes. The problem was genetic even though there wasn’t a family history of it! 😦 Good for her that she kept researching and found answers. That’s the best thing about today’s technology being at our fingertips. We can gather lots of answers without ever leaving home.
These links were sent to me from a friend, I haven’t used any of the suggestions yet. Thanks for the advice. 🙂
I love these and will use them. My cleaning lady prefers stuff like this. She likes the Clorox green products. Also, some of these work so much better.
Kristin gave me these links. She went and bought the main ingredients for most of these cleaners and spent $30 and she said that will make cleaners for 2 years. I’m all for that!