I need some advice! I've recently pretty much been using only water/vinegar for cleaning. Is this actually going to keep my house -clean-? What ratios do I need to use?
I've been using 50/50 to clean DD's toys and just putting a glug into my mop water... DH complains the house smells like vinegar on the days I clean, but the rest of the time it seems alright.
It's the only thing I can really think of that is not terribly expensive (we buy it in bulk) and non-toxic. I looked it up on google and it said vinegar does kill bacteria and viruses, so I think that should be all I need to use right? Or do I have other/better options?
Last year I purchased some cleaning products from Babyganics that are supposed to be baby/pet safe and non-toxic, but while some products work okay, others I am not impressed with. Plus I don't know how 'okay' they really are... I am still using the glass and all-purpose cleaners a few times a month as I still have quite a bit left (not much time to clean anymore I find
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Anyway, just looking for tips and advice on how to keep the house clean without bringing out the chemicals!
TIA
I've been using 50/50 to clean DD's toys and just putting a glug into my mop water... DH complains the house smells like vinegar on the days I clean, but the rest of the time it seems alright.
It's the only thing I can really think of that is not terribly expensive (we buy it in bulk) and non-toxic. I looked it up on google and it said vinegar does kill bacteria and viruses, so I think that should be all I need to use right? Or do I have other/better options?
Last year I purchased some cleaning products from Babyganics that are supposed to be baby/pet safe and non-toxic, but while some products work okay, others I am not impressed with. Plus I don't know how 'okay' they really are... I am still using the glass and all-purpose cleaners a few times a month as I still have quite a bit left (not much time to clean anymore I find
Anyway, just looking for tips and advice on how to keep the house clean without bringing out the chemicals!
TIA