[huggerwocky]

So which websites offer these items? I'm not looking for a brick and mortar store like whole foods. I'm especially interested in WAHMs....and, VERY especially, in a peppermeint/menthol/eucalyptus scented bubble bath

I know naturally luxe sells some things and sudz n dudz...but no bubble bath there for me....deep in my heart I'm just a kid myself...

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[huggerwocky]

no where?

 

[ComeOnLetsGo]

I sometimes use Dr. Bronner's peppermint as a bubble bath. It's great!

 

[EnviroBecca]

Here's an environmental shopping page. It doesn't say what TYPE of body-care products each store has, but it gives you some places to browse!

 

[Spastica]

Most of us in this forum use combinations of baking, soda, vinegar, essential oils, and perhaps castile, vegetable-based, or pure beef/pork tallow soaps. Other ingredients are washing soda, borax, and hydrogen peroxide. From these ingredients, a lot of household cleaners can be made.

 

[huggerwocky]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Spastica Most of us in this forum use combinations of baking, soda, vinegar, essential oils, and perhaps castile, vegetable-based, or pure beef/pork tallow soaps. Other ingredients are washing soda, borax, and hydrogen peroxide. From these ingredients, a lot of household cleaners can be made.

Maybe when I'm up to it, right now buying seems more feasible.

 

[guestmama9911]

These are largely household cleaners. There are too many body soap WAHMs to list.

Natural Family Boutique Their laundry soap is made by a WAHM

Mrs Meyers Started by a Mom

Heather's Naturals Created by a WAHM

Debrada's Clean Solutions Created by a WAHM

Lily's Garden Herbals Created by a WAHM herbalist

Sun and Earth Family-owned

Shepherd's Choice Made on a family farm

Lyrae's Naturals Created by a WAHM

 

[Spastica]

Nice list!

Huggerwocky, you can still purchase baking soda and vinegar and use that exclusively for cleaning and scouring. Put the vinegar in an empty spray bottle and spray stainless steel sinks, countertops (non-stone), mirrors, glass, and even bathrooms. For anything with grout, use a 1/2 water, 1/2 vinegar mixture - you can also use this all around the house. I tend to use full strength in the kitchen though to kill more food bacteria. I also use my full strength vinegar (separate bottle) for rinsing off pesticides and dirts off fruits and veggies. This bottle stays under my kitchen sink.

Plain baking soda can be used for scrubbing (countertops, sinks, toilet bowls). Use your usual cleaning supplies (sponge, toilet brush, etc).