Green Cleaning

  Take a look at your household cleaning products – how many have you got? If you’re anything like the average household, you’ll have products to clean the floor, one to clean the bathtub, another for the kitchen sink, specialized ones for countertops, formulas for glass, different ones for polishing wooden furniture, and yet more…

Seventh Generation have been a brand on my radar for a number of years. And I don’t mind admitting a certain amount of envy about our friends across the pond being able to access their fantastic range!

So far you’ve learned lots of recipes for keeping your home clean. From the bathroom to the kitchen and laundry, you’ve discovered how to keep things fresh and sparkling without the use of toxic cleaners. Today you’ll find out how to polish furniture and keep your home dust free!

We’ve shared lots of recipes for cleaning your kitchen. You’ve discovered how to make antibacterial cleaners, shine your sink and clean your oven without toxic chemicals. Today we’re sharing tips on how to do your laundry without the use of conventional cleaning products

You’ve discovered which nasty ingredients you want to avoid, found safer household ingredients and got together a batch of supplies. Now the fun begins! It’s time to roll up your sleeves and experiment with making your own household cleaners. Today are some suggestions for cleaning the kitchen – try them out and see which ones…

You’ve all been waiting patiently to begin making your own household cleaners. You know some of the nasties you want to avoid and today we’re going to talk about some safer alternatives. Have a read through, then start to gather supplies for your own recipes!

We’ve been sharing a series of articles about the toxins found in some conventional cleaning products. If you’re convinced it would be safer to make your own, you’re in the right place and I’ve got some great recipes to share. It is a fun and satisfying thing to make your own cleaners, but we need…

Many of the ingredients we find in today’s ‘new, improved, cleaner, brighter’ products are made from chemicals that were initially produced for use in warfare. After the Second World War was over, surplus stocks of these toxins made their way into household cleaning products, personal care items, food, water and synthetic drugs, despite many of…