Natural Cleaning Checklist
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Baking Soda
Scrub surfaces like kitchen and bathroom ;counters, sinks, and faucets
Works just as well as more abrasive scrubs.
Mix with a little water and you have a baking soda paste for getting rid of grime.
Use it as a deodorizer
Store it in the fridge to keep perishables fresh. Pour some in the hamper or trash bag, and odors will ;disappear.
Club Soda
Use it to shine up stainless-steel appliances
;Moisten a rag with club soda and buff, then wipe it dry with a clean cloth.
Cornstarch
Get rid of carpet grease stains in a cinch
Put cornstarch on the stain, let sit for 15-30 minutes, and vacum.
Glycerin
Remove dried candle -wax easily
Peel away as much wax as possible, then dampen a cotton ball with glycerin and rub the rest away.
Hydrogen Peroxide
Make computer keyboard ;cleaning a snap.
Dip a q-tip into Hydrogen Peroxide and disinfect as you clean between the keys
Ketchup
Clear tarnish from copper pots and pans
Dab some ketchup on a clean cloth and rub it on tarnished cookware. Coppery color should return in minutes! Rinse cookware in warm water and towel dry.
Kool-Aid
Pour this non-toxic kid-friendly ;drink in your toilet bowl and scrub for a safe (and great-smelling!) cleaning alternative.
Lemons and Lemon Juice
Use it to dissolve soap scum and hard water ;deposits ;from bathroom and kitchen fixtures.
Shine brass and copper cookware, appliances, and decorative items.
Sprinkle baking soda on a cut lemon and use it to scrub stains and extra dirty dishes.
Toss a lemon in the garbage disposal to remove odors and give your kitchen a fresh, lemony scent.
Milk
Combine 2 parts milk with 1 part white vinegar for an ;surprisingly ;potent stain remover
Put stained clothing in the solution and let soak overnight before washing.
Oatmeal
Get rid of extra-tough grime on hands by mixing oatmeal with a little water and using the paste like soap.
Olive Oil
Mix with lemon juice for a natural furniture polish.
Rubbing Alcohol
Erase permanent ink stains from wood floors and countertops
Just dab a cottonball in rubbing alcohol and rub until clean.
Vinegar
Use it as an all-purpose cleaner
Mix equal parts vinegar and water to clean and ;disinfect ;counters, sinks, appliances and most surfaces.
Mop the floor with the vinegar solution; use it to clean the toilet, shower, and sink.
White Bread
Dust precious objects naturally
Use a slice of white bread to gently remove the dirt and grime on oil paintings and other fragile items.
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Clean your home naturally with these everyday household products. Our Natural Cleaning Checklist shows you how these staple items give you more bang for your buck with their multi-purpose properties. Keep your home clean naturally, and save a bundle in the process!
Tips
- Lemon juice acts as a natural bleaching agent, so test it out first to make sure it won't discolor the item you're cleaning.
- Don't worry about the odor when cleaning with vinegar...it fades fast and your home will only smell fresh.
Who it's for
This Natural Cleaning Checklist is for anyone who wants a simple, practical way to get things done without missing steps.
- Avoid forgetting - keep all your Natural Cleaning essentials in one place (external memory)
- Save time - start from a proven Natural Cleaning structure instead of a blank page
- Stay on track - track progress, come back later, and keep momentum
- Coordinate with others - share the list and divide responsibilities
- Learn the process - follow the steps in a sensible order, even if it's your first time
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How to use this Natural Cleaning Checklist
- Save Natural Cleaning Checklist to your free Checklist account so your progress is saved and synced across devices.
- Customize it in the app: remove anything that does not apply, then add your own details for Natural Cleaning (dates, sizes, addresses, notes).
- If others are involved, invite them to collaborate and divide responsibilities.
- Work through the list: check items off as you go, and set reminders for time-sensitive steps.