Natural remedies to a clean home

Keeping your home clean using natural remedies is not only eco-friendly but also often more economical. Here are some natural cleaning solutions:

1. Vinegar: A versatile cleaner that can be used to clean windows, countertops, and even remove lime scale. Mix equal parts water and white vinegar in a spray bottle.

   
   

2. Baking Soda: Great for scrubbing surfaces like sinks, stoves and toilets. It acts as a gentle abrasive and can also be used to deodorize carpets and laundry.

3. Lemon Juice: The acidity in lemons can cut through grease and disinfect surfaces. Lemon juice can be used to clean cutting boards, and it is also effective in combination with baking soda for scrubbing.

   
   

4. Castile Soap: A vegetable -based soap that can be used in various forms (liquid or bar) for washing dishes, mopping floors, and cleaning walls.

5. Olive Oil: Combine with vinegar or lemon juice to use as a furniture polish. It conditions wood while providing a natural shine.

6. Salt: Acts as a scouring agent. Use it to clean pots, pans, and even stained clothes by combining with lemon juice.

7. Essential Oils: Natural oils like tea tree oil, lavender oil, or eucalyptus oil add fragrance and have antibacterial properties. Add a few drops to any cleaning solution for enhanced disinfectant power.

8. Hydrogen Peroxide: A non-toxic bleach alternative, it can be used to disinfect cutting boards and bathroom surfaces.

These remedies are effective for various cleaning tasks, and they help reduce exposure to chemicals found in many commercial cleaning products. Always test a small area with your natural solution to ensure it doesnʻt damage or discolor surfaces.