I know that they seem to be really popular on this site, but to they really work? I tried a tip to clean my oven using baking soda and water. NEVER AGAIN. It took forever to finally clean all the paste out of the oven and the darn thing was still dirty after.
Was I using the wrong natural cleaner for the job? Can someone please tell me which cleaner recipes you use for specific jobs?
For those of you like me who can't seem to let go of store bought cleaners, I discovered something a few weeks ago. The cost of a bottle of all purpose spray is around 3-5 dollars. The concentrated all purpose cleaners that come in bottles with screw on caps are the same price. I was reading the instructions on the back for using it diluted when it dawned on me that it's the exact same thing in the spray bottles but it's just more concentrated.
I had just finished my spray bottle of lemon scented lysol. I measured out the proper ratio of lemon lysol concentrate to water and refilled the spray cleaner bottle. It works exactly the same and a 4 dollar bottle of concentrate will last me over a year if I continue to do this. Also I am confident that I won't cause any nasty chemical reactions because both bottles were for lemon lysol.
Was I using the wrong natural cleaner for the job? Can someone please tell me which cleaner recipes you use for specific jobs?
For those of you like me who can't seem to let go of store bought cleaners, I discovered something a few weeks ago. The cost of a bottle of all purpose spray is around 3-5 dollars. The concentrated all purpose cleaners that come in bottles with screw on caps are the same price. I was reading the instructions on the back for using it diluted when it dawned on me that it's the exact same thing in the spray bottles but it's just more concentrated.
I had just finished my spray bottle of lemon scented lysol. I measured out the proper ratio of lemon lysol concentrate to water and refilled the spray cleaner bottle. It works exactly the same and a 4 dollar bottle of concentrate will last me over a year if I continue to do this. Also I am confident that I won't cause any nasty chemical reactions because both bottles were for lemon lysol.
But, I am content with it enough that I am making some more after church today. I also use some vinegar on occasion, but not consistently.
