Clean with vinegar, eucalyptus and baking soda

 


Create your own eco-friendly cleaning products by using household ingredients. Vinegar, eucalyptus and baking soda, fresh lemon and essential oils form the basis of many home-made natural cleaners. Creating simple cleaning products for the kitchen and bathroom is easy and safe. Reduce waste, save money and eliminate toxic chemicals found in commercial products from your home. Natural cleaning ingredients support health and the environment. #ecocleaningproducts #homemadecleaningproducts 

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