Does anyone use alternative (vinegar, baking soda, etc.) cleaning products aroun

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  1. homesteadpatch profile image61
    homesteadpatchposted 13 years ago

    Does anyone use alternative (vinegar, baking soda, etc.) cleaning products around the house?

  2. prairieprincess profile image92
    prairieprincessposted 13 years ago

    Yes, definitely. I use these products most of the time (about 80%). I love being natural and not adding chemicals to my home.

  3. klurbauer profile image60
    klurbauerposted 13 years ago

    Same here. They actually work really well on most things. I also use regular cleaners sometimes too, but I'm moving more and more to all natural alternative cleaning.

  4. Faceless39 profile image91
    Faceless39posted 13 years ago

    Two hubs I just wrote in the last couple days:

    25 Amazing Uses For Olive Oil Around The House http://faceless39.hubpages.com/hub/Amaz … -Olive-Oil

    50 Amazing Uses For Vinegar Around The House
    http://faceless39.hubpages.com/hub/Amaz … or-Vinegar

  5. brittanytodd profile image87
    brittanytoddposted 13 years ago

    Yes!  I recently wrote a hub on how to use those products to clean your bathroom and kitchen: http://brittanytodd.hubpages.com/hub/Ho … rganically

  6. Attikos profile image80
    Attikosposted 13 years ago

    All the time. Hydrogen peroxide to disinfect, white vinegar to deodorize, microfiber and warm water to clean, salt to scrub pans.

  7. onegoodwoman profile image70
    onegoodwomanposted 13 years ago

    Yes, and I have done so for years...................long before the terms, "green, natural, and chemical free" were added to the modern day thinking.

  8. leroy64 profile image66
    leroy64posted 13 years ago

    I was not aware that vinegar and baking soda were alternative cleaning products.  Honestly, the cleaning products pushed at supermarkets rarely works as well as baking soda and vinegar.  Admittedly, I am a single guy who is not supposed to know how to clean; but, no one was cleaning for me.

  9. Laura Schneider profile image80
    Laura Schneiderposted 13 years ago

    I do all the time. If it won't come clean with vinegar, I rinse and try scrubbing with baking soda. Baking soda leaves a film on glass, but vinegar leaves everything sparkling and shining, from counter tops to sinks to expensive glassware. I also use baking soda as a deodorizer and help for those nasty set-in carpet stains (test in a small area first). Nothing works better for your money than vinegar and an old toothbrush to get water deposits off of your sinks and countertops. Just spray some on, let it sit until it quits bubbling (or 10 minutes, whichever is longer) then scrub the little spots that escape the sponge around the faucet with the toothbrush, rinse, and repeat if necessary to remove hard water stains. Note that vinegar doesn't remove the green copper stains, however.

  10. melodylewis80 profile image60
    melodylewis80posted 12 years ago

    yes, we use baking soda and vinegar around our house.

 
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