How Do You Make Environmentally Safe Household Cleaners?
As more and more Americans are accepting the ecological and environmental dangers of toxins, pollutants and fossil fuels, natural or “green alternatives” are being developed and used. This also applies to household cleaners. Household cleaners are made of chemical compounds that end up washed down sink drains when rags are or sinks are washed or rinsed, or the toilet is cleaned. These poisons can also leave a faint residue on counter tops and other surfaces. There are however, cleaners that can made from safe items. Read on to learn how to make environmentally safe household cleaners. You can scrub your sinks, counter tops, and even your pots and pans by sprinkling baking soda on the moist surface areas and scouring with a sponge. Clean your windows and mirrors by mixing 1/4 cup vinegar with 1 quart of water and wipe with a newspaper or paper towel. This mixture will not leave the residue or film sometimes left by chemical window washing fluids on your windows. Your have probably had a
