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- BastiansMommy September 2012
- clothdiaperingfan September 2012
- Rlambert6002 September 2012
- TaraB September 2012
House-hold Cleaners
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I was wondering if anyone has recommendations for more natural, chemical-free, baby safe household cleaners? And I was wondering what you use your cleaner for.
Thanks ladies! 
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I have been using vinegar and water as a general household cleaner and it works great, even on glass. I fill a spray bottle up about 1/2 to 1/3 full of vinegar and then fill the rest with water. You can also do a mixture of hydrogen peroxide and water and use both spray mixtures for extra disinfecting power. I also use baking soda with this combo in my tubs, sink, stove top, or anywhere you need extra scrubbing power...it works great!Lea
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I also use vinegar and water for just about anything. I have also used baking soda. Works great and no worries about nasty chemicals!Tara Alderman
Owner of Half Pint's Baby Boutique
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I also use vinegar and baking soda.Rhonda~ Apostolic Christian wife to Randall and Momma to 9 wonderful blessings!
Proud mom to an Army Infantryman! -
I use dr. bronners liquid soap (the lavender one). It works great and is a safe cleaner. And it last forever, I bought a bottle a year ago and have hardly used a quarter of the bottle.
I read on pintrest the other day about mixing just a dab of the soap and baking soda to clean the shower, sink and anything shiny :). I tried it and it works great.
