Tired of poisoning yourself?

Make your own cleaning products!

DIY Cleaning Recipes

  • A small drawstring cloth pouch resting on a wooden surface with several broken cocoa beans spilled out of it.

    Easy DIY Laundry Soap

    Made from soap nuts, this liquid laundry soap is inexpensive, non-toxic, and easy to make!

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  • A white toilet with the lid upright in a bathroom with beige walls and tiled floor.

    DIY Toilet Cleaning Bombs

    A fun recipe simply made with borax, baking soda, and citric acid. Add your favorite essential oils and voile!

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  • Pink rolled towel, pink soap dispenser with gold pump, pink jar with lid, and pink container on a bathroom counter.

    Citrus Fresh Foaming Hand Soap

    A simple and delightfully fresh smelling recipe made with liquid Castille soap and essential oils.

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  • A white window with four panes showing a blurry outdoor view of greenery, with two white vases of artificial flowers and a white ceramic teapot on the windowsill.

    Window Cleaning Spray

    Leave behind the ammonia and toxic chemicals. Hello non-toxic, fresh, and clean. And it’s easy to make!

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  • Three lemons next to a spray bottle of lemon cleaner on a wooden cutting board in a bright kitchen.

    Lemon Disinfectant Cleaner

    My favorite cleaner and the one I use all over the house. Caveat — it does require 190-proof alcohol to make.

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  • Person wiping a kitchen counter with lemons, candlestick, and coffee moka pots on the table.

    8 Natural Other Natural Cleaning Products for the Home

    8 great recipes for miscellaneous cleaning needs.

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Wooden signs attached to a tree with the words 'REUSE' and 'RECYCLE' written on them, positioned on a beach with driftwood and palm fronds.

Sustainable Kitchen Ideas

From creating your own beeswax food wraps to every day items you can reuse in your kitchen, you’ll find ideas to make your kitchen more sustainable.

Fatal Conveniences

Fatal conveniences are the toxic products we routinely use, believing they are safe and necessary for living well and efficiently. Deodorant, cosmetics, sunscreen, laundry detergent, air fresheners, carpets, candles, and cell phones are ubiquitous in daily life . . . and wreaking havoc on our health and planet.