Most of you girls know that I am going to start my own cleaning business. Well, usually I just buy my own cleaning products...Target brand. However, with dh being laid off I would like to make my own cleaning products but have no idea what to use....I've heard you can use vinagar, but I have no clue what ratio to mix with water if you all know what I mean??
Any ideas would be appreciated... Thanks! :)
This is a great website!!
Quoting HelloKitty86:http://organizedhome.com/clean-house/pantry-recipes-homemade-cleaning-products
This is an awesome link to some fabulous cleaning products that you can make at home. Not only is it cheaper, it's also better for your environment :) Happy cleaning!
Yes, I do have a sweet mil! I am her only dil. Her other son isn't married. I also I was the one that gave her 2 grandkids first too. :) LOL She is always helping us out and taking us out to lunch.....love her to death!
Quoting TiffnTravsMommy:Yay! It sounds like you are starting to get into your groove with your business! And it sounds like you have such a sweet MIL :)
I am also very lucky to have a fabulous MIL :) Unfortunately we moved 2600 miles away and I dont get to see her as much.
Quoting wandep:Yes, I do have a sweet mil! I am her only dil. Her other son isn't married. I also I was the one that gave her 2 grandkids first too. :) LOL She is always helping us out and taking us out to lunch.....love her to death!
Quoting TiffnTravsMommy:Yay! It sounds like you are starting to get into your groove with your business! And it sounds like you have such a sweet MIL :)
aww sorry to hear that. Mine lives in town but my mom lives about 1 hr away.
Quoting TiffnTravsMommy:I am also very lucky to have a fabulous MIL :) Unfortunately we moved 2600 miles away and I dont get to see her as much.
Quoting wandep:Yes, I do have a sweet mil! I am her only dil. Her other son isn't married. I also I was the one that gave her 2 grandkids first too. :) LOL She is always helping us out and taking us out to lunch.....love her to death!
Quoting TiffnTravsMommy:Yay! It sounds like you are starting to get into your groove with your business! And it sounds like you have such a sweet MIL :)
(great on windows too!) Take a huge handful of citrus of your choice(tangerine,lime,orange grapefruit)Be advenurous,
use a combo of 2!LOL
Place peels in a lg container w/a lid and fill to top of peels w/vinegar. I also add some of the citrus juice of citrus Im using to make it smell extra good and is good for deoderizing. Let sit for 1-2 wks(shorter if you cant wait LOL)Pour citrus vinegar solution into a large spray bottle you will use.
To give you an idea I have used a Windex size bottle or have made more concentrated in a smaller bottle.Add 1/4- 1/2 C but you can add up to 1 C if you prefer(some people like less of the alcohol smell) rubbing alcohol and fill the rest water.
I make a new vinegar/citrus solution and set aside each time I pour prepared cleaner mix in spray bottle.
I use this for every type of cleaning job-windows mirrors,toilets,showers bathrm kitchen counters,surfaces, the inevitable "oopsie" spills on floors,living and dining rm surface dusting,spray on a rag to sanitize/clean electronics in cell phones,comp screens I also found it works great for pet accident clean ups and deoderizes.The vinegar is one of the best deoderizers and cleaners to remove pet urine/feces smell :o) You can spray this on carpets that have that old urine smell-test a small area first) You may need to spray alot and/ or several times to get rid of the odor. Happy Cleaning!
Quoting wandep:Most of you girls know that I am going to start my own cleaning business. Well, usually I just buy my own cleaning products...Target brand. However, with dh being laid off I would like to make my own cleaning products but have no idea what to use....I've heard you can use vinagar, but I have no clue what ratio to mix with water if you all know what I mean??
Any ideas would be appreciated... Thanks! :)
I've always done a 50/50 ratio of water and vinegar that works pretty well.
You know what's really awesome? You can advertise yourself as a green cleaning service. I would totally pay for that since I try to limit the chemicals in my home.
Vinyl floors: 1 cup of vinegar with 1 gallon of warm/hot water
Wood floors: 1/2 cup of vinegar with 1 gallon of warm/hot water
All purpose cleaner (my favorite!!!!!!): in a spray bottle you mix 2 tablespoons of vinegar, 1 teaspoon of borax, a few drops of soap (I have a spray bottle with and without dish soap), a few drops of lemon or orange juice (to cut the pickled smell out), and hot water. Shake the bottle around until the Borax disolves.



- wandep
on Sep. 2, 2011 at 10:29 PM