Dr. Bronner’s Soaps Work Well on Highlighted Hair
If you have never dabbled in the realm of hair color, I probably lost you at the first “blonde”. By the time we hit “lowlighting”, you had crossed the state
Vinegar
Dust Mites and Castile Soap
Dust Mites are something I don’t like to think about, especially not in the context of their residence in my house. However, just slightly below them in my grossness
Wood: Making It Shine
When I sat down to write about wood, I figured it would be a quick short post. Six pages of notes later, I realized this wasn’t the case.
Making Exterior Windows Sparkle
True confession: I like washing windows. I’ll trade toilets for windows any day of the week. I think I like it because it’s an easy way to brighten up my
Scum, Scum, Go Away
Let’s not pretend here. The drawback to using real soap in the bathroom is that you have to face the reality of scum. Soap scum, to be exact.
A Word of Caution About Vinegar and Castile Soap
Dr. Bronner’s Castile soap and vinegar can clean an entire house. They are effective, versatile, biodegradable, and non-toxic. But the sole point of this post is to emphasize
Deodorizing the sink with Vinegar and Baking soda
If you want to see some serious toxicity hazards, check out a bottle of liquid drain cleaner. This has to be one of the worst substances in conventional house cleaning,
Cleaning From the Pantry
You’ll notice that a lot of homemade cleaning recipes call for ingredients from the pantry. I don’t know why so many food staples do great jobs at cleaning. Perhaps some