Favorite Cleaning Products! Cheap, Safe, Natural & NOT SPONSORED!

I have searched far and wide for the best (and cheapest) cleaning products that are safe for my family. In today's video, I am sharing my all-time favorite cleaning products that really work! You don't need to spend a ton of money on cleaning products and often, a homemade version works just as well and is often safer!

DIY CLEANING PRODUCT RECIPES
Vinegar Spray - good for windows, mirrors and porcelain
- 1 part vinegar: 2 parts water

Soapy Spray - most surfaces including wood
- 1 tsp dish soap + 5 drops essential oil + water

Abrasive Paste - bathtub and shower
-1/4 cup baking soda + 1 tsp soap + 1 tsp water

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Favorite Cleaning Products! Cheap, Safe, Natural & NOT SPONSORED!

[ellenrose]

I have a good cloth hygiene tip... I cut off one corner of a cloth that has been a kitchen cloth that is going to be used in the bathroom or regular house/floor cloth so it never gets back into the kitchen by mistake..

[LaurieChistine]

I bought my dusting glove at the dollar tree in the automotive aisle.

[caryj]

I also just cut up old t-shirts to use as cleaning rags, and use the inevitable odd socks as dusting mitts.

[valerie]

There are just some things in life we cannot hang on to forever.
Fresh new toilet bowl brush because you’re worth it!

[freckleface]

I add a bottle of hydrogen peroxide to my caddy. It's great for bubbling up all the dirt on white grout and along patio door tracks and window tracks. I also use it on small carpet stains. It's cheap too! Love watching your channel! Your energy is contagious to a sleep deprived momma like me.

[thehadster]

I have a shaker of baking soda for my sink. I use a home made soapy water spray and shake some baking soda on it. I love how it rinses so clean and my sink shines!

[sentarose]

When I spray vinegar water it triggers my asthma. there was a professional opera singer who talked about using diluted vodka instead. so I use two parts vodka to one part water with a little drop of dish soap and some essential oil drips. And it does a fantastic job on my shower walls. I spray on a cloth before wiping my electronic screens. It does a wonderful job on mirrors and Windows. But also it's a wonderful air freshener I can spray it in the bathroom and it completely freshens the scent. A lot of household cleaners are triggers for my asthma. So vodka might seem like a expense. But for me the alternatives cause me problems. I also clean with diluted dish soap like you do. I clean my tub with it I clean the toilet bowl with it. (Drizzle it in and use a brush) I have a spray bottle of it that I use for my counters. I spray it on a cloth and then do damp dusting on sealed furniture with it. I also put my baking soda in an Italian seasoning shaker. So I just use plain baking soda and I sprinkle in some dish soap and scrub. most of my home is cleaned with diluted dish soap and it works fantastic it also is wonderful for mopping your floor. Sometimes for a quick clean-up I'll use the vodka water. But for a heavy clean I like the diluted dish soap.

[everyoung]

“This is what I have so this is what I use.” 💯

[pattitaylor]

Looks like I’ll be making a trip to the dollar store tomorrow on errand day!

[reneeregis]

The cleaning sprays have been a true game changer. Now will put together the cady. Maybe it's silly but the details on this vid are super helpful. Not a BO person. Thanx

[powrdreemer]

Try the green mitt in the car detailing section at dollar tree it works just as well as the Norwack‘s mitt for dusting

[dinape]

I’m cracking up at that rough wash cloth!! No joke those things are brutal!! 🤣🤣🤣

[dmckim]

I love the little expanding cloths, I don't know why they would make a product for children so scratchy. I guess that is the material that compresses down so much, but I think that is a genius idea to use them for cleaning, they would be great for dishes as they would do the work of a sponge.

[ErikaLopez-lugt]

Wow, what a good deal for the toielt brush. I just payed 5.49 for a new at Wal-Mart. I thought that was high for one. Next, time I will order from Ikea. Thanks girl. Have a nice weekend and thanks for the video.

[GoodBadBeautifulLife]

I was going to ask for suggestions on favourite cleaners in my next cleaning video because we're looking to ditch and switch to safer cleaners. Thanks to you I'll be trying homemade cleaners instead!

[sarapawsonherrington]

Thank you so much for that! One other benefit is that you don't have to store a lot of products. It fits in with minimalism too! Love your names for them too.

[barbkandel]

I love this video!!! I have decluttered my home and now I'm looking for tips to simplify cleaning it. Thank so much!

[ellenrose]

I use pretty much everything you mentioned. But I buy a ball of string at the $ store and crochet up a circle ( hand size) and use the cloth to wipe out bathroom sink, shower, bath etc... because it is thick it picks up soap residue easily When the cloth is spent I can put in the compost bin.

[allisongryski]

I've been making my own foaming hand soap from your recipe and I use some the same castile soap instead of dishsoap to make my "spiff soap" as my soapy water is labelled. My one cleaning-item-splurge is because I got tired of uncleanable toilet brushes that got icky, so bought a $20 one called the "Moda at Home Innovate" and it's a soft silicone brush that for a regularly spiffed toilet has been effective (might not work for someone not doing the flylady method) and it's easy to bleach and clean properly if necessary. My other cleaning tool tip is from my Mom: I use a Lee Valley nail brush (it's a surgeon scrub-up style) to spiff my sink daily and it acts as my soap holder in between so my soap dries out nicely and it's always handy.

[kelleycleansitall]

Norwex window cloth can be used with vinegar. I’m a consultant and it’s awesome! Just no cleaning products with fillers. 😀😀 I won’t lie do like some of the E-Cloth products. Their floor and wall duster is a fav! I have arthritis and bad knees and it’s cleans baseboards wonderfully. High ceilings aren’t a challenge either, at least for me. I’m 5’8. E-cloth mop is great too! $115 for Norwex vs $29 for E-Cloth on Amazon! I’m a market maven and love trying new tricks so I test most everything. Lol!! Thanks for a great video!