Is Bi-carb soda a green alternative to cleaning products?

and can it really be used to brush your teeth?

I use baking soda for a lot of cleaning applications, and my grandpa used to use it to brush his teeth. I sprinkle it on the carpet before I vacuum to help remove odors, I use it on pans with burnt on food to scrub it off, it’s a gentle abrasive that helps remove soap scum in the bathroom. As far as I can tell it is safe for the environment, and much cheaper than other options. I buy it a couple pounds at a time in the bulk bins.

where to go to produce own label green cleaning products?

i would make you own get a design team and then take it to a big brand and sell it to them (big money)

Can anyone recommend some green alternatives to cleaning products?

Apart from Enjo. I mean things that you could use to clean out a dirty old fridge or mop the floor or get rid of bathroom stains…
Products available in Australia (if you’re naming products) please

I’ve been learning some fantastic uses for good ole hydrogen peroxide…you can cleanse your body internally with it so why not use it liberally in simple mixture of distilled water and some lemon juice: spray away!!! It’s so cheap too!

Green, organic cleaning products… Would you use them?

I have found a line of products that are Earth friendly… Their great and work…
Would you like to know where to get them?

i would definetely use them!

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Anyone know any homemade "green" cleaning products?

Im trying to save a little money and clean my house safely as well. I have 3 toddler who touch everything so I want to make sure whatever I use is okay for them to be around.

Just a little funny- all 3 are going through a “doggy” phase and want to eat OFF of the floor lol so this is another reason I want to be EXTRA safe.

two parts white vinegar,one part water and a few tablespoons of rubbing alcohol. In a (recycled) spray bottle is an excellent everything cleaner. It can be used for glass, metal, wood. I use it for just about everything.

a few glug glugs from the bottle of vinegar into some hot water, is good for mopping the floor.

Vinegar kills germs just as well as any over the counter product.

Baking soda with water as a paste combined with a scrubber and some elbow grease will get off just about any tough stain in your bathtub, stove, tiles etc.

Hmmm what else. Tea Tree Oil is a fantastic wonder product for many things. It kills mould, and is an antiseptic. I use it with warm water to wash wounds, in a bath with epsom salts to relax muscles, on the spot for pimples etc.