Saving Money - Cleaning Products

Saving money on cleaning supplies is a lot easier then you could ever imagine. It will not only save you money, but also space in your house and less to carry home from the supermarket, or open market or where ever you buy your cleaning supplies. Here are some really inexpensive solutions, they work really well. Remember it will not cost you much to give it a try, since most of the ingredients you probably have in your house anyway.

  1. Scrubbing Powder - before you decide to give up your expensive scrubbing powder, give this a try a see what you think.
  2. Take some baking soda and table salt.
  3. Liquid Scrubbing Cleaner - If you like the liquid scrubbing cleaner better, then that is not a problem at all take some liquid dish soap and add it in. Yea you got that straight just baking powder and table salt. I know it sounds kind of strange, but it is not going to hurt to give it a try, If you like it you can put the mixture of baking power and table salt in your favorite scrubbing powder container and use it the same way you would your favorite scrubbing powder.
  4. Toilet Cleaner 1 -
    • 1/3baking soda
    • 1/3 bleach
    • 1/3 water
  5. Toilet Cleaner 2 -
    • Sprinkle some baking soda and salt into the toilet bowl
    • Add vinegar or bleach
  6. Anti-Bacterial Spray -
    • 1 litters tap water or 1 gallon tap water
    • 2 tablespoons of bleach
  7. General Cleaner -
    • 1/4 cup of baking soda
    • 1/2 cup vinegar
    • 1 gallon of water
    • 2 tablespoons of liquid dish soap
  8. Bathtub, Title and Sink Cleaner, and General Bathroom Cleaner -
    • 100% Vinegar
  9. Kitchen Cleaner -
    • 2 spray bottles
    • Fill on bottle up with 100% vinegar or apple cider vinegar
    • Fill the other bottle with 100% hydrogen peroxide
    • Use one solution, and then use the other solution. Use each solution separately, but use both of them to clean.
  10. Window Clearner -
    • 1 part vinger
    • 4 parts water
    • 1spray bottle
  11. Porcelain Cleaning Tips -
    • cream of tartar
    • hydrogen peroxide.
      • Let the paste sit on the stain for an hour, then lightly scrub it off.