How to Make Your Own Cleaning Products
Table of Contents Introduction Back To Basics - what you will need and why All Purpose Cleaners Citrus Enzyme Cleaner Disinfecting Wipes Refreshers & Dusting Agents Home Enhancing Spray Homemade Glass Cleaner Dusting Spray Wood Polish Carpet Refresher Carpet Cleaner Kitchen Cleaning Homemade Dish Soap Dishwasher Rinse Aid Crystal Cleaner Oven Cleaner Laundry Spot Remover Homemade Laundry Soap Microwave Cleaner Sink Drain Cleaner Wall Cleaner Stain Removing Crayon Remover Ink Stain Remover Homemade Bleach Washing Machine Cleaner Bathroom Cleaning Homemade Bathtub Scrub Homemade Shower Cleaner Toilet Cleaner Conclusion Author Bio Publisher Introduction In a day and age where everyone is trying to save money as well as the planet, green solutions is the new buzzword around town. This book aims at enriching your knowledge and putting the power back into your hands when it comes to cleaning your home and inevitably controlling what harmful contents you and your family get exposed to in the home environment. The really great thing about making your own cleaning products at home is the fact that most recipes are versatile and can be used for many different purposes, eliminating the problem of having too many different cleaning products, but you will find target specific ideas here to help you clean effectively and eco-friendly. The recipes have been placed in categories such as kitchen cleaning and bathroom cleaning so if you are looking for something specific, just have a look at what area you need to clean and then cross reference with the index. There are some great tips on general cleaning and upkeep in and around the house too. It's safe to say that when in doubt, always try using vinegar or baking soda or a mix of the two first to see if that helps. For everything else, use this book as a reference on how to get the job done.
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How to Make Your Own Cleaning Products
Table of Contents Introduction Back To Basics - what you will need and why All Purpose Cleaners Citrus Enzyme Cleaner Disinfecting Wipes Refreshers & Dusting Agents Home Enhancing Spray Homemade Glass Cleaner Dusting Spray Wood Polish Carpet Refresher Carpet Cleaner Kitchen Cleaning Homemade Dish Soap Dishwasher Rinse Aid Crystal Cleaner Oven Cleaner Laundry Spot Remover Homemade Laundry Soap Microwave Cleaner Sink Drain Cleaner Wall Cleaner Stain Removing Crayon Remover Ink Stain Remover Homemade Bleach Washing Machine Cleaner Bathroom Cleaning Homemade Bathtub Scrub Homemade Shower Cleaner Toilet Cleaner Conclusion Author Bio Publisher Introduction In a day and age where everyone is trying to save money as well as the planet, green solutions is the new buzzword around town. This book aims at enriching your knowledge and putting the power back into your hands when it comes to cleaning your home and inevitably controlling what harmful contents you and your family get exposed to in the home environment. The really great thing about making your own cleaning products at home is the fact that most recipes are versatile and can be used for many different purposes, eliminating the problem of having too many different cleaning products, but you will find target specific ideas here to help you clean effectively and eco-friendly. The recipes have been placed in categories such as kitchen cleaning and bathroom cleaning so if you are looking for something specific, just have a look at what area you need to clean and then cross reference with the index. There are some great tips on general cleaning and upkeep in and around the house too. It's safe to say that when in doubt, always try using vinegar or baking soda or a mix of the two first to see if that helps. For everything else, use this book as a reference on how to get the job done.
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Product Details
| ISBN-13: | 9781508408499 |
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| Publisher: | CreateSpace Publishing |
| Publication date: | 02/09/2015 |
| Pages: | 40 |
| Product dimensions: | 5.98(w) x 9.02(h) x 0.08(d) |
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