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Natural Cleaning Solutions

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Homemade Cleaning Solutions

Homemade Cleaning Products

13 All-Natural, Homemade Cleaning Solutions to Scrub Every Inch of Your Home

Homemade Wood Floor Cleaner

Sparkle Floor

How To Clean Laminate Flooring

5 Things You Can Put in Mop Water for Fresh-Smelling, Sparkling Floors

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Diy Wool Dryer Balls

Old Sweater Diy

Old Sweater Crafts

Essential Oils For Laundry

How to Make Wool Dryer Balls From an Old Sweater

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Plastic Food Containers

Hard Water Stains

Deodorant Stains

Plastic Container Storage

35 Brilliant Uses for the Magic Eraser

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Clean Tarnished Silver

Cleaning Tarnished Silver

Baking Soda Bath

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Baking Soda Cleaning

Natural Air Freshener

How To Clean Silver

Silverplate Flatware

20 Crazy Ways to Use Baking Soda (That Don't Include Baking)

Here's a baking soda cleaning hack that's as fun as it is effective. Lay tarnished silver on tin foil, then boil water and add 1/2 cup of baking soda. Pour the mixture over the tarnished silver sitting on the aluminum foil and watch the reaction take place. Warm water + baking soda + aluminum foil = a chemical reaction that causes the silver sulfide (tarnish) to change back into silver, freeing the sulfur atoms to migrate and attach instead to the aluminum foil.

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Store Bought Flowers

Homemade Drain Cleaner

20 Crazy Ways to Use Baking Soda (That Don't Include Baking)

If you're like us, a simple rinse of fruit and veggies with warm water just isn't enough. To thoroughly remove dirt and chemical residue, put your fruit or veggies in a large bowl and cover it with warm water. Add 1 teaspoon of baking soda for every 2 cups of water used and let the produce soak for approximately 15 minutes to ensure all the bacteria and pesticide residue are removed.

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Peppermint Essential Oil

20 Crazy Ways to Use Baking Soda (That Don't Include Baking)

Clean that nasty cutting board in a snap. Sprinkle a generous layer of baking soda all over the board, then spray evenly with white vinegar. Let bubble for 5-10 minutes, then wipe with a cloth dipped in clean, cold water. Rinse with warm water and let air dry.

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Furniture Cleaning

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Nail Brushes

20 Crazy Ways to Use Baking Soda (That Don't Include Baking)

Say buh-bye to harmful chemicals and make your own natural air freshener with ingredients you likely already have at home. In a small bowl, mash together one tablespoon baking soda and 10 drops of your favorite essential oil with a fork. Funnel this mixture into a spray bottle, then top with purified water. Shake well and spray for long-lasting freshness.

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20 Crazy Ways to Use Baking Soda (That Don't Include Baking)

Before you toss those stained food containers, try a baking soda hack. Make a paste of equal parts baking soda and water, spread evenly inside the container and let sit for 24 hours. Wipe clean with a wet sponge to reveal clean, stain-free food container.