I’m trying to find some good replacement for the chemical cleaners, I found a good All purpose cleaner replacement (although I hate the spray bottle, I need to replace it). I’ve had a few fails. My dishwasher soap doesn’t seem to clean and leaves my dishes cloudy and my deodorant replacement gave me a rash. Yup, total fail.
One amazing success story is my scrubber replacement. I hate the permeating smell of the bleach cleaners that I use in the bathrooms, they always gave me a headache. Plus, none of them really made a difference with stains. I’ve tried so many different bleaches and still haven’t found any that would suffice. Both our bathtub and kitchen sink both had stubborn stains that I couldn’t get rid of with the regular treatments. One scrub with this new mixture and voila, perfectly white and clean basins. I was worried about how the scrubber would store, I would like to report that it stored perfectly for about a month, all I needed to do was give it a quick stir with a fork and it was ready to go again.
Scrubber
from edible perspective
Ingredients:
1 part baking soda (I started off with a Tablespoon)
1 part Castile Soap
12 drops orange essential oil
Directions:
combine the ingredients in a jar with a lid and mix until combined. Spread the scrubber mixture on a sponge or washcloth and rub until the stain is gone and then rinse it off.
What was your green clean best success and/or biggest failure?