Harsh chemicals bombard our everyday lives. We get so caught up in cleanliness that we forget about the nasty combinations of toxic fumes, formaldehyde, asbestos, petrochemicals and pesticides that we're putting onto our skin, clothing, and using when cleaning our homes. In addition to being dangerous to our health, they are expensive. We use our hard earned cash to voluntarily poison ourselves! That's crazy town.
Sparkes Wellness and Motivated Nutrition say no more!
We're here to show you how to make a homemade bathroom cleaner using as little chemical as possible.
It's cheap. It's fast. It will make your tub and shower clean! (It made my tub smell like vanilla cake because of the milk and honey soap we used. Mmmm!) AND, it's so novel, your friends will beg to help you! (Rubs hands together with sinister smile).
Check out our homemade recipe below and watch as I get Sparkes Wellness to fall for cleaning my shower as I sneak off to eat lunch!
Leave a comment if you have your own homemade cleaning recipe that you'd love to share.
In healthy home happiness,
Joanie
www.motivatednutrition.net
joanie@motivatednutrition.net
Sparkes Wellness and Motivated Nutrition say no more!
We're here to show you how to make a homemade bathroom cleaner using as little chemical as possible.
It's cheap. It's fast. It will make your tub and shower clean! (It made my tub smell like vanilla cake because of the milk and honey soap we used. Mmmm!) AND, it's so novel, your friends will beg to help you! (Rubs hands together with sinister smile).
Check out our homemade recipe below and watch as I get Sparkes Wellness to fall for cleaning my shower as I sneak off to eat lunch!
You will need:
- Mixing bowl, spoon, sponge
- 1 2/3 cups baking soda
- 1/2 cup water
- 1/2 cup liquid soap
- 2 Tbsp vinegar
***This recipe make a lot! We cut it in 1/2 because I have a very tiny
Brooklyn bathroom. Depending on your space, you may want to do the
same.
Directions:
1. In a medium bowl, combine baking soda, water, and liquid soap. Mix well.
2. Add vinegar, watch it get frothy and mix again.
3. Apply to a sponge and scrub.
4. Convince your friend how fun this is so they scrub too!
5. Rinse
6. Back out of the room slowly as your friend cleans your bathroom. ;)
Leave a comment if you have your own homemade cleaning recipe that you'd love to share.
In healthy home happiness,
Joanie
www.motivatednutrition.net
joanie@motivatednutrition.net
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