Green Cleaning Tips for Busy Moms: Need Suggestions

[Daia]

Hi fellow moms! With little ones around, keeping a clean house is
important, but I want to do it in a way that's environmentally friendly.
Do you have any favorite green cleaning products or homemade solutions
that help save energy and reduce waste?

[Marich]

Hey there, fellow moms! 🌿 I've been using vinegar and baking soda for most of my cleaning needs – they work wonders and are eco-friendly! Also, check out brands like Method or Seventh Generation for green cleaning products. They're safe for the kiddos and the planet. Happy cleaning! 🧼

I found this on Storables, and they have tons of great ideas that can help you out with any home problems you might be facing. Check it out!

https://storables.com/home-appliances/laundry-appliances/how-to-clean-a-washing-machine-with-vinegar-and-baking-soda/

https://storables.com/furniture-and-design/bathroom-accessories/how-to-unclog-a-bathtub-drain-with-vinegar-and-baking-soda/

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[juanesteban]

Hi! As someone conscious of environmental impact, my favorite green cleaning products include vinegar and baking soda. I often mix equal parts white vinegar and water to create a versatile cleaning solution that effectively removes stains, disinfects surfaces, and eliminates odors. Vinegar's natural disinfectant properties make it an excellent alternative to harsh chemical cleaners, promoting a healthier home environment.

[bryanjay1999]

Sure thing! I've been in your shoes before...♀️... One trick I've found super useful is making my own all-purpose cleaner with vinegar, water, and a few drops of essential oils for a fresh scent. It's safe, effective, and eco-friendly! ♻️🌿

[charmsb22]

Totally get where you're coming from. One thing I swear by is using vinegar and baking soda for pretty much everything! They're cheap, eco-friendly, and work wonders on grease and grime. Plus, they're safe around kiddos. Another trick is to ditch paper towels and use old rags or washable cloths instead. Saves trees and cuts down on waste. Hope that helps!