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WARNING Although these are safer alternatives to commercial cleaners they can still be harmful to children, so care should always be excersised when using or making these cleaners.

Safety Notes

NEVER MIX BLEACH AND AMMONIA TOGETHER!!

KEEP ALL CLEANERS AWAY FROM CHILDREN

READ CARFULLY THE CONTENTS OF ANY PRODUCT YOU USE IN A RECIPE
Basic Cleaner:

Dishwasher:

Carwash:

*use 1 cup solution per bucket of warm water.

All Purpose Cleaner

*KEEP AWAY FROM BLEACH

Glass Cleaner

Cleaning Silver

Combine all together in a bowl or clean sink, add silver to be cleaned and watch the magic!! P.S. Kids love it and its safe if you take care with the hot water.

Metal Cleaners and Polishes:

Aluminum: using a soft cloth, clean with a solution of cream of tartar and water.

Brass or Bronze: polish with a soft cloth dipped in lemon and baking-soda solution, or vinegar and salt solution.

Chrome: polish with baby oil, vinegar, or aluminum foil shiny side out.

Copper: soak a cotton rag in a pot of boiling water with 1 tablespoon salt and 1 cup white vinegar. Apply to copper while hot; let cool, then wipe clean. For tougher jobs, sprinkle baking soda or lemon juice on the cloth before wiping.

Gold: clean with toothpaste, or a paste of salt, vinegar, and flour.

Stainless Steel: clean with a cloth dampened with undiluted white vinegar.

Eco Cleaning Supplies

Ecover

Ecover was established in 1979 with the objective of manufacturing cleaning products that cause as little damage to the environment as possible. In this respect Ecover was way ahead of its time. After all, in those days there was only a small band of passionate enthusiasts who were concerned with the harmful effects of cleaning products on the environment. The Ecover range of products are available through many supermarkets and retail outlets and also online at such places as The Organic Shop.

 


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