The Complete Book of Natural Housekeeping: 95 Pure Simple Recipes to Clean, Polish Freshen Your Home ebook

by Casey Kellar

Casey Kellar Home Improvement and Design English

Goodreads helps you keep track of books you want to read. I took out 6-7 books from my library to find great natural recipes for cleaning as well as bath and body.

Goodreads helps you keep track of books you want to read. Start by marking The Complete Book of Natural Housekeeping: 95 Pure Simple Recipes to Clean, Polish Freshen Your Home as Want to Read: Want to Read savin. ant to Read. This was one that actually provided a very straight-forward guide to everything that needs cleaning and keeps it very simple. I was trying to find simple because the more simple it is, the cheaper it is. It also means less ingredients, which is a sign of natural.

More than 90 individual recipes for cleaning and deodorizing your home are described in detail, including polishes and . This book is a great asset for those who want to learn how to clean their homes with natural, low cost home-made products.

More than 90 individual recipes for cleaning and deodorizing your home are described in detail, including polishes and cleaners for wood floors and furniture and dozens of inventive ways to remove stains and freshen clothing, upholstery, and carpeting. Beyond the health and safety issues of using harsh chemical cleaners, there is also the cost issue. Moreover, they work as well as more expensive and more unhealthy products.

Lark Books ; : Distributed by Random House. Natural ways to tackle everyday dirt and grime. inlibrary; printdisabled; ; americana. Cleaning basics - General living areas - Kitchens & bathrooms - Fabrics & fibers - Special treasures - Computers, cars, & other toys - Outdoor areas - Pets - Great gifts.

Save money, avoid harsh chemicals, custom-clean problem areas, and enhance your home's beauty-the natural way! To have a bright and sparkling house, jettison the abrasive commercial substances and depend on nature's gifts instead. Such ent (and your health) "cleansers" as fresh-cut lemons, vinegar, glycerine, baking soda, wheat-germ oil, and fragrant herbs will polish wood floors and furniture to gleaming; remove stubborn stains from laundry, upholstery, and carpeting; and tackle dirt and grime in kitchens and bathrooms.

Natural Cleaning for Your Home: 95 Pure and Simple Recipes. I found this book to be a valuable resource. I've made a few of the 'recipes' for cleaners in the book and they've all proven both effective and less irritating than some commercial products I've used

Natural Cleaning for Your Home: 95 Pure and Simple Recipes. The Good Earth Home and Garden Book. I've made a few of the 'recipes' for cleaners in the book and they've all proven both effective and less irritating than some commercial products I've used. I have 3 sons, 2 of them still in diapers, and they all have extremely sensitive skin.

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95 Pure & Simple Recipes to Clean, Polish & Freshen Your Home. June 30th 2001 by Lark Books.

The Complete Book of Natural Housekeeping: 95 Pure & Simple Recipes to Clean, Polish & Freshen Your Home. The Complete Book of Natural Housekeeping: 95 Pure & Simple Recipes to Clean, Polish & Freshen Your Home.

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Save money, avoid harsh chemicals, custom-clean problem areas, and enhance your home's beauty--the natural way! To have a bright and sparkling house, jettison the abrasive commercial substances and depend on nature's gifts instead. Such kind-to-the-environment (and your health) "cleansers" as fresh-cut lemons, vinegar, glycerine, baking soda, wheat-germ oil, and fragrant herbs will polish wood floors and furniture to gleaming; remove stubborn stains from laundry, upholstery, and carpeting; and tackle dirt and grime in kitchens and bathrooms. Quick-to-make recipes include a carpet cleaner with vanilla to remove odors and peppermint or wintergreen to disinfect; handy-dandy pine wash for tile and vinyl floors; non-streak window clarifier; scouring cleanser for plastic, tile, fiberglass, and ceramic surfaces; pre-treating spray for delicate clothes; and gold polisher from liquid castile soap. There's even something for the car! Filled with helpful hints and clever solutions.

Mozel

The book is very explanatory. Also seems very very logical. This is something that will take a little time to sort out so you need the time and energy/ and Organization to get it going. But all in all, it shows us how much advertising is put out there for us to waste money that is not needed to clean your home (or other things--covers automobiles and pet items)

Nilador

I am writing in response to a misinformed and clearly uneducated reviewer. Let me start by saying of course the author uses lye in her recipies, what do you think soap is made of? It is the combining of an alkaline solution (lye and water) with fats and or oils, this process is called saponification. Secondly it is true that lye is corrosive in it's pure form but I'm sure the author expects you to show the same caution you would with many other household products such as bleach or oven cleaner. I assure your end product will be safe and natural. Lastly I would like to suggest that perhaps this reviewer's time might be better spent reading books on grammer ("such which").