What are some eco-friendly cleaning products I can use?
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Water. Found in taps.
White vinegar!!!!
Borax, baking soda, ammonia….
How to use them – check out (book store or library) the Queen of Clean.
They are cheap and available at Walmart.
Vinegar will polish and kill germs / smells/ and mold.
Borax whitens without bleach – also good for toilets….
Coke (the soda) will cut lime and rust……
Probably the best is vinegar- good for just about everything from cleaning grease to windows. Smelly at first but clears up within minutes. Your local 99 cent store or grocery.
Emilysays:my mom uses some stuff that i don’t know what they are but i do kno some of the places she gets them! =)
Target
Trader Joes
Whole Foods
Wild Oats
and some other places! hope i helped
Try Simple Green or the cheaper form mean green. Its non toxic. I’m not sure if that means eco-friendly though. Works great and smells minty!
clorox has started making this stuff called green works! they make all kinds of cleaner and i buy mine at walmart! its cheap and a little bit goes a LONG way!
Clorox just came up with a new product it’s called “Green Works”
I bough it at Wal-Mart but you can get it anywhere.
Ruth Z’s ideas are correct. I also use vinegar or lemon juice. By the way, lemon juice & table salt are great for cleaning copper.
Isn’t it curious that everyone seems to be going “green” and coming up with old products, when things our grandmothers used work better & are a whole lot cheaper.