Drain Cleaning? Naturally Unclog Your Drains
June 17, 2009 by Tania
Filed under Clean House
It happened again, my kitchen sink backed up – if anything other than water goes into our sink – it’s all over.
Our sink disposal, so it should be fine, but things don’t work like that – at least not in my life!
I’ve been using the regular drain removal methods to avoid calling in plumber. I just finished up my last bottle of the toxic stuff. Time to go natural.
Baking Soda & Vinegar (same ingredients used science class for that volcano – so I understand why it worked for me!
Click the following link for complete instructions!
Naturally Unclog A Drain With Vinegar, Baking Soda And Water. | The Good Human.
Happy de-clogging!
Seventh Generation Savings
June 4, 2009 by Tania
Filed under Clean House, Green Living, Money Saving Offers
Save a buck or two from seventh generation.
Coupons for:
Dishwashing Products
Diapers
Any Seventh Generation Product
You do need to register with seventh generation.
iphone app – Cleaning product label reading guide
June 4, 2009 by Tania
Filed under Clean House
Another great iphone app – from seventh generation.
Need help reading labels – who doesn’t! This application make it easier to read the labels on cleaning products.
Use this app when you are out shopping.
Paperless Paper Towels
April 28, 2009 by Tania
Filed under Clean House, Simple Solutions
Instead of using paper towels for everyday spills and wipes – consider purchasing multi purpose clothes that you can keep on your counter to use instead.
A key for me was buying one type of cloth (I can’t keep whites white) so I opted for a easier color. They are kept on my counter folded in half in the lid of a rectangular basket, so they look neat and tidy.
Mine happened to come from Walmart – I paid under $3 for 12 of these moss green clothes. I use them to cover food in the microwave, clean up spills, wipe the kids, wipe the counters, basically any where I’d use a paper towel. Once they’ve been used – I have a bin under my sink they get put there while they wait a few days to be laundered.
I purchased 3 packs of the clothes and I have to wash them about once every 5 days.
Pictured is how they look in my home and where they are stored under my sink while they await laundering.
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