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A Simple Guide to Household Cleaners

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Whether you’re composting, taking shorter showers or shopping with reusable bags, you have taken strides to make your household eco-friendlier. As it turns out, though, there’s always more to be done. For instance, the cleaning formulas you buy from the store often come packed with chemicals. Once you use these products in your home, you release said chemicals into the air around you and your family. 

Luckily, you have options when it comes to household cleaners. You can whip up your own from common nontoxic materials. You’ll feel better about cleaning because no longer will it put anyone or the Earth at risk of chemical exposure. 

Here’s your guide to household cleaners, eco-friendly style.

  1. Baking Soda

You don’t need much to clean your oven. Simply combine baking soda with water to create a paste. Rub it all over the bottom of your dirty oven and let it sit for a few hours. Once you wipe it away, all the gunk at the bottom of your appliance will be gone, too

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