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Soft scrub works great, but it has tons of harsh chemicals that I’m not super excited about.  A couple of months ago, I stumbled onto a homemade soft scrub recipe, and although I’ve tweaked it a bit to suit my own tastes, it works AWESOME.  No, seriously, this stuff is amazing.  I clean my toilets and showers with it, and the best part is that there are literally NO harsh chemicals. What you need: An empty dish soap bottle 1 1/2 cups baking soda 1/2 cup castile liquid soap (I recommend lavender, tea tree, or orange scented soap) 2 tbsp. water 2 tbsp. vinegar {your mixture will start to bubble and foam when you add this ingredient due to the reaction with the baking soda} Put all the above ingredients into a bowl and mix well. Once blended transfer to a squeeze bottle and go clean something! Do you make your own cleaning products? What are your favorite essential oils? Thanks for reading. Like us on FB & Follow us on Pinterest, and Instagram.  Visit our

Here is a must have cleaner in your home, that you will use on a daily basis. With our busy schedules it can be difficult to schedule any time to give the shower a good old cleaning. That is where a daily shower cleaner comes in handy. Simply spray it after you use the shower and let it work its magic. Well, we have a wonderful, easy and best of all, CHEAP recipe you can use to make your very own daily shower cleaner at home. Help keep mold and mildew at bay with this all natural DIY Daily Shower Spray! It’s best to start with a thoroughly clean shower. We recommend this DIY tub & shower cleaner! Once your shower is clean, use this natural shower spray to mist your shower walls, door and/or liner daily after each or last use. What you’ll need: 1 tablespoon vinegar 3 c water ½ c peroxide ½ c alcohol Essential oil (optional) Directions: It's as simple as mixing the ingredients in a spray bottle and giving a little shake. The vinegar and dish soap work togeth

Borax- A Natural color safe bleach: At the same time, you're using this product as a laundry booster it also acts as a natural bleaching agent, which is safe for both whites and colored fabrics. Borax is actually a naturally occurring mineral, and there are many companies that sell it. Laundry- Borax is great when used with detergent to help along the laundry. Its alkaline nature make detergents act more effectively. In addition, borax is a whitener, which will help your clothes look sparklingly clean. Drain and Toilet Cleaner-Borax poured down a blocked drain, left to sit for some hours and then washed down using warm water can unblock a drain quite easily. Dishwasher-Dishwashers often develop nasty smells after being used several times. After your final rinse, sprinkle some borax over the base, leave it overnight and wash it out the next morning. Its deodorizing properties will help wipe out the nasty smell. Floors- Borax, dissolved in a large amount of water, c

Valid only in the US. If you participate and win and you're outside of the US you are responsible for shipping. Followthis link to enter➡➡  a Rafflecopter giveaway I can always tell when spring is getting near because in late February - early March we started getting teased with sporadic changes in the temperature that is always a pleasant warm surprise. Therefore, I know spring is right around the corner being weeks away. I thought it was the perfect time to give this kit away. I'm not in the habit of giving amazing all natural products away at the change of every season. The reason for this giveaway is because I reached 500 subscribers on my You Tube channel.   Spring is near and people love to do a deep cleaning around this time of year. So I'm giving away a few of my favorite items in my cleaning supplies inventory. Laundry Detergent Tablets-   This all Natural Non Toxic Laundry Detergent For Sensitive Skin and Cloth Diapers cleans stubborn stains, dirt, foo

  Please refer to the DIY video at the bottom of the page   for step by step instructions on making laundry detergent powder. You will need:    1 C Washing soda    1 C Borax 1 C Baking Soda    1 Bar Castile Soap  Cheese Grater Bowl    Whisk    Ice Tray or any mold Essential Oil (Optional) Step-1 Pulverize the soap bar into a fine powder, this is important as it will dissolve better in any temperature of water. Chop up the soap bar and then run it through a food processor or use a cheese grater. Step 2- Add washing soda and borax. Run through the food processor as desired. The finer the powder, the easier it will dissolve in washes. Step 3-Add ¼ C Vinegar or more if needed. The soap should still look dry, the goal is to get it wet enough that it will pack into molds. Like you’re building a sand castle. Step 4 Pack into an ice cube tray. Or any mold you choose. Use 1-2 tablets per load is all you need. Add it on top of the clothes. If you a

Our first line of defense against any bug that comes our way, the immune system is the key to staying healthy while everyone around you is falling ill. There are many health factors that all affect the immune system and if any one of them are disrupted, your immune system can fall causing you to get sick MUCH easier. With a healthy immune system, I am rarely sick and when I do somehow manage to catch someone else's bug, I am sick for a much shorter period of time. Some of the health factors that affect your immune system are: Sleep – Failing to get your daily dose of shut-eye can instantly destroy your immune system. During times of illness and when others around you are sick, it is double important to be vigilant about your sleep! Diet – Hippocrates, the father of medicine, once said, “let thy food be thy medicine, and thy medicine be thy food.” This is a very important quote because the health of our immune system is directly correlated with what we put into our b