I think those work well for cleaning. I hate using harsh chemical cleaners they are to toxic. I found simple green works great on white shirts. Loundry soap oxy clean and bleach did very little to clean white shirts. But simple green with a little oxy clean worked well. I think oxy clean is mostly baking soda but I could be wrong. I mostly use simple green to wash floors sink etc. A finish touch of Windex sometimes on hard surfaces. Screw all there toxic crap cleaners.
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Simple green baking soda & hydrogen peroxide
08-28-2015, 05:33 AM
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i am a mega user of both, even for the body!
white vinegar is the best cleaning thing to use for general stuff.. clean the windows with it, mirrors, floors (i just spray it straight and mop over it) any surfaces.. for baths and sinks sprinkle bicarb first, then spray some white vinegar on it and let it fizzle for a bit, then scrub away, thats the best way to clean hard to clean stuff.. its an energy clean, so use it everywhere and then later on and the next day you will amazed at how crazy clean everything is, its incredible!!!! its good in laundry too, as a fabric softener, it cleans away energy in your clothes too.. and its super cheap.. 2litres for under a dollar.. its called cleaning vinegar here sometimes. dont use the food white vinegar it costs more..
white vinegar is the best cleaning thing to use for general stuff.. clean the windows with it, mirrors, floors (i just spray it straight and mop over it) any surfaces.. for baths and sinks sprinkle bicarb first, then spray some white vinegar on it and let it fizzle for a bit, then scrub away, thats the best way to clean hard to clean stuff.. its an energy clean, so use it everywhere and then later on and the next day you will amazed at how crazy clean everything is, its incredible!!!! its good in laundry too, as a fabric softener, it cleans away energy in your clothes too.. and its super cheap.. 2litres for under a dollar.. its called cleaning vinegar here sometimes. dont use the food white vinegar it costs more..
08-28-2015, 05:49 AM
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It has taken me over 30 years working on my mom to get her to use vinegar. Recently, at the age of 78 years, she tried vinegar for cleaning (don't ask me why 
) any way, she only uses vinegar now. (Shakes head)
She would flush all sorts of chemicals down the drain...for over 30 years...forever.
) any way, she only uses vinegar now. (Shakes head)She would flush all sorts of chemicals down the drain...for over 30 years...forever.
08-28-2015, 05:51 AM
#4
Thanks I will try that also.
08-28-2015, 05:54 AM
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Supposedly...they say...it kills a high percentage of bacteria and I have taught my daughter to clean with it, so I hope use of non-chemicals to disinfect her home will continue on and she will continue the teachings.
08-28-2015, 06:40 AM
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(08-28-2015, 05:49 AM)UniqueStranger Wrote: It has taken me over 30 years working on my mom to get her to use vinegar. Recently, at the age of 78 years, she tried vinegar for cleaning (don't ask me why
She would flush all sorts of chemicals down the drain...for over 30 years...forever.
strange an older lady wouldnt have used it before..
we have earth brand products here, they are all natural and eco friendly and their motto "they dont cost the earth". true.. they are very reasonably priced compared to all the other shït on the market.. so they are very popular..
08-28-2015, 07:07 AM
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I wash my hair with baking soda. Makes hair soft and smooth
08-28-2015, 07:29 AM
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(08-28-2015, 07:07 AM)Screaming Yellow Zonkers Wrote: I wash my hair with baking soda. Makes hair soft and smooth
Interesting this other guy Chaz sells expensive shampoo oils on US tv and says regular vender shampoo is totally bad and damaging to hair. I will give soda a try since I can afford that LOL.
08-28-2015, 07:42 AM
#9
Soda and vinegar is good for so many things. It's like magic 
08-28-2015, 08:09 AM
#10
Soda is indeed magic.
Takes away spots better than the expensive, toxic stuff.
08-28-2015, 10:49 AM
#11
To get the really crap stains off... mold and soap scum, you can use 10% bleach, a couple teaspoons of baking soda and the rest water, and with a spray bottle soak the tub/shower and run the hell out of there.
Use this only in a well ventilated area.
Come back in 15 min and rinse, it will dissolve the majority of nasties, so there's way less scrubbing to do.
Use this only in a well ventilated area.
Come back in 15 min and rinse, it will dissolve the majority of nasties, so there's way less scrubbing to do.
08-28-2015, 01:40 PM
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(08-28-2015, 07:29 AM)SpiritMasonChazz Wrote:(08-28-2015, 07:07 AM)Screaming Yellow Zonkers Wrote: I wash my hair with baking soda. Makes hair soft and smooth
Interesting this other guy Chaz sells expensive shampoo oils on US tv and says regular vender shampoo is totally bad and damaging to hair. I will give soda a try since I can afford that LOL.
Be sure to "condition" with vinegar AFTER you wash. They are great for your hair/scalp. Mix both with water and pour over your head while you massage your scalp. Search for No Poo for more info.
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08-28-2015, 02:11 PM
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(08-28-2015, 07:29 AM)SpiritMasonChazz Wrote:(08-28-2015, 07:07 AM)Screaming Yellow Zonkers Wrote: I wash my hair with baking soda. Makes hair soft and smooth
Interesting this other guy Chaz sells expensive shampoo oils on US tv and says regular vender shampoo is totally bad and damaging to hair. I will give soda a try since I can afford that LOL.
those cheap shampoos are shït for your hair, full of all sorts of shït.. *former hairdresser* they coat your hair badly.. i have always just used soap.. washed with bicarb soda for a while, its good on your scalp.. coconut oil is a good leave in conditioner.. waste of money, shampoo..
08-28-2015, 06:07 PM
#14
I went no poo for a long time, washed only with baking soda, but it's inconvenient with long hair. I use the brown sugar variety of this kind at the moment: http://www.urtekram.com/products/body-ca...nic-250-ml
And very sparingly. I dilute it to about one part shampoo and 3 parts water. No conditioner other than mustard oil in wet hair.
And very sparingly. I dilute it to about one part shampoo and 3 parts water. No conditioner other than mustard oil in wet hair.
08-29-2015, 12:14 AM
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baking soda was a pain to shampoo with for me too.. i have a clipped head anyway, my beard is 100 times longer than my hair..
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