The people who were reading and giving feedback on natural cleaning posts were leaving valuable feedback on what worked for them. So the next thing I did was to start using those natural cleaning recipes to see what worked for me.
The results have been fantastic and I would like to share them with you.
Vinegar is widely used by the Eco-community as a natural antibacterial disinfectant but can vinegar really kill germs? Well, the short answer is yes, but not all of them, and in some instances, it may need help. Let me explain… The Scientific Teaser As of early 2020, there is very little scientific evidence that shows …
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When soap scum builds up, or we get a nasty whiff from the toilet bowl; most of us reach for the strong toxic cleaners but wait, there are better options. Natural cleaners can be both cheaper and better for the environment, and nothing can fill those two roles better than bicarbonate of soda. Read, 16 …
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Bicarbonate of soda is my favorite natural cleaner, as it appeals not only to the environmentalist in me but also to my inner cheapskate! It won’t break the bank to buy, it’s a very effective product to use and it’s extremely versatile. Its true versatility will become apparent to you in this post, 35 uses …
Vinegar is mentioned as the, “go to,” cleaner in virtually all the posts and videos you will ever see on the subject of natural cleaners; however if used incorrectly it quite literally has the power to kill you! In this post I will enlighten you to the dangers of four things that you should never mix …
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Grout that hasn’t been sealed or needs to be resealed due to age or damage should never be cleaned with vinegar. This is because grout contains cement which is a base, and therefore the acid of the vinegar will begin to neutralize it.
In this instance, the vinegar will penetrate into the spaces of air and grime in the grout. It will then begin to disintegrate the cement content within the grout itself. If however, you have sealed the grout and it is kept in good condition, the vinegar won’t be an issue to you, (even on coloured grout).
As many people simply recommend cleaning grout with vinegar I have included a recipe and method for cleaning grout safely.
