Baking Soda: Seventh Generation
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"Green" Cleaning Products
Asked by B.F. from Minneapolis
on September 16, 2007
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Im trying to switch to safer cleaning products and Im wondering what people are using. I use a lot of vinegar and baking soda. Im really looking for a bleach alternati...
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- B., As a mom who uses only safe products in my home, I am so happy to hear a daycare Mom is trying to do the same! I used to use a lot of vinegar as well. I switche...
- I've switched to 7th generation, in addition to using vinegar and baking soda. We buy it at our local Target, and after comparing prices with Melaluca, I believe I am...
- Tea Tree Oil, just like what is used in Melaleuca products, is a disinfectant. You can pick up a bottle at the natural food section for about $20 but you only use it ...
Green Cleaning
Asked by H.B. from Denver
on March 16, 2010
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After reading a few books, I decided I used way to many chemicals in cleaning. This past year I've switched to using baking soda, vinegar and water for most things, tw...
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- Going green is harder than it looks for the very reasons you are discovering. For your toilet you can use the same things you use for the rest of your house just do it...
- I use Seventh Generation dishwasher detergent with vinegar as my rinse aid and have absolutely no debris on glasses or other dishes. For toilet bowl cleaners, you c...
- Hi, H.! It's great that you want to create a healthier & safer home for you and your family!! I've been shopping with an awesome store that has been green for ne...
Nontoxic Cleaners
Asked by S.L. from Albuquerque
on August 7, 2008
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We've ditched alot of our conventional cleaning products at our house, hoping that it will help our son's asthma improve. Just wondering if anyone has any thoughts/ide...
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- HI S., I back up Jamiee on this completely. WE use Melaleuca products as well. My website is www.myhomecottagebiz.com if you need to contact me. Melaleuca produc...
- method wipes are good so is vinegar, baking soda, castille soap. There are green maid services in tucson- I can give you the information if you would like. I had them ...
- A friend of mine who is very very sensitive finds Barkeepers Friend to be an acceptable heavy cleaner. I am not familiar with its toxic or non-toxic status but it doe...
Cleaning Toys...
Asked by M.N. from Chicago
on December 14, 2007
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What is the best cleaner fr the gyms and toys in the play room? Im scared of our little one ingesting harmful cleaners. Any help would be greatly apreciated....
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- M., I have just recently become a representative to a cosmetic and skin care company that sells only natural and organic products. They do sell a household cleaner. ...
- I think anything that touches a child's mouth should be with a cleaner that is non-toxic. My favoite is one part vinegar and one part water. Vinegar is a mild disinfec...
- I purchased several spray bottles and this is mainly what I use for toys or general cleaning: 1. vinegar/water mix 2. dish soap/water mix 3. simple green/water I...
What Cleaners to Buy?
Asked by T.S. from Los Angeles
on February 23, 2008
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I was told that all of my cleaning products were toxic &I needed to purchase Non-Toxic cleaners for my home, as I am 5 months pregnant. Does anyone know exactly what I...
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- I also use melaleuca. They are awesome products and you can get starter packs for a great price without having to do all the searching!!! It all comes to your door whe...
- I like Melaleuca products - all natural with no toxins - but any of the natural products like Mrs. Meyers or other cleaners from Whole Foods are a better choice than c...
- I agree with the Ecosense line. Here is their website www.saferforyourhome.com It's like having a Costco or Sam's club membership so that you can buy safer produc...
Jewelry Cleaner
Asked by L.T. from Dallas
on January 9, 2012
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I'm looking for a jewelry cleaner to have at home for earrings and wedding ring. Any recommendations out there?
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- toothbrush and dish soap or toothpaste here. Works like a charm.
- There is a silver jewelry cleaner that works really good. You line a pan with foil then put 2 cups water, a teaspoon each of salt, dish soap and baking soda. Bring to ...
- Belive it or not I use vodka! No joke, It doesnt matter if It's cheap or expensive and My diamonds shine better than any cleaner I have ever bought. Plus I heard about...
Grout Cleaner....
Asked by L.A. from Phoenix
on May 13, 2008
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Does anyone have any good tips for cleaning grout. Mine is horrible in high traffic areas.
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- Not sure if this is one of those urban legends or not, but just in case its true I will pass on the information. Several people have suggested the Magic Erasers, supp...
- Here is the very best stuff I have ever used. The best part (other than the fact it really works well) is it is totally non-toxic... no chemicals at all and no bad sm...
- Hi L., Magic eraser works great for the bad grout spots. It takes some grunt work but it will last for a while before you have to do it again. K.
What is the best organic household cleaners?
Asked by S.W. from Dallas
on November 8, 2007
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Any favorite organic cleaners out there? I have tried Melaleuca, and did not like it that much.. I am about to try Shaklee, but they only have a few choices, any other...
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- Ecover is my favorite. A green product with great results. I also us vinegar and water, but don't like the smell so I add some lavender essential oil. Peppermint essen...
- Household cleaning should utilize the safest products possible. We still don't know the accumlated effects of this last century's large scale use of chemicals. Making...
- Vinegar and baking soda- works like a charm. Not necessarily organic, but I don't mind my kiddos crawling around in vinegar residue.
Cleaning Supplies
Asked by K.D. from Milwaukee
on March 19, 2010
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I am looking for a mold remover cleaning supply for the bathroom that doesn't smell so bad that it takes over the entire house. I have always used Tilex mold remover,...
Cleaning Supplies - Can You Make Them Yourself?
Asked by M.L. from Albany
on July 8, 2008
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I would like to make my own cleaning supplies but I'm not sure what works, what chemicals can't be mixed, etc. I am currently buying Seventh Generation but it's a lit...
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- baking soda vinegar and water for glass venegar, water and a little dish soap for other surfaces lemon and orange essential oils, diluted, for tough grease ...
- when they say vinegar - make sure you use white vinegar only!
- Empty Spray Bottle. Fill 1/2 water and 1/2 white vinegar. Clean away. I use this solution to clean EVERYTHING. Its cheap, its safe and it works great. As soon as it...
