Nowadays, people are interested in making green cleaning products. These cleaners can be purchased from the store, but it’s always better when you can make them on your own. In order to manufacture eco – friendly and homemade cleaners, you just have to search in your kitchen cabinet for the ingredients. These products will help you and the environment as well. DIY cleaners are cheap and they cannot be harmful for your health because they don’t contain toxic ingredients.

 The best cleaner in the house is white vinegar. This can be found in all kitchens and the ingredient absorbs odors, so it’s a great deodorizer. Additionally, it makes a good fabric softener. It can take away all residues of detergent when added in rinse water. If you want to have an all – purpose cleaning solution, then you can mix water with white vinegar and put the solution in a spray recipient.

 Baking soda is another beneficial ingredient. Use it to replace the fabric softener when you wash your laundry. Moreover, if you want to scrub your tub or sink, you can always make use of baking soda and a sponge. Soak a cloth in white vinegar and wipe the dirty area, sprinkle baking soda and finally you can scrub away the dirt. The soap scum is eliminated thanks to the vinegar and your tub or sink will be shiny and clean due to the baking soda.

 A homemade furniture polish must contain water, vinegar and olive oil. These ingredients can be used for salad dressings, but they’re also great cleaners. Mix warm water (4 cups), olive oil (2 tablespoons) and white vinegar (1 teaspoon). Put the mixture inside a spray bottle and spray it on the furniture. Use a soft cloth to polish and dry. In case you need green bleach, all you have to use is hydrogen peroxide. Mix water (8 parts) with hydrogen peroxide (1 part) and use it to soak and rinse the clothes.

 The toilet bowl can be clean and can also smell good if you use lemons. Use borax and lemon juice to prepare a paste. Leave the toilet bowl free of water and apply the paste. Let it sit there for a couple of hours and then remove the paste. You’ll see how the stains will be removed along with the paste. The pans and coffee pots can often develop calcium build – up. In order to clean these utensils, you must use white vinegar. It’s cheap and efficient. Fill the coffee pot with white vinegar (4 cups) and let it work. Repeat if necessary. Finally, rinse the pot with clear water.

 White vinegar is also a great mold killer. Use undiluted white vinegar and spray it on the mold. 80% of it will be removed. After you spray, leave the ingredient to work for up to 4 hours. Finally, rinse off. If there is any mold remained, use hydrogen peroxide and your surfaces will be cleaner than ever.