Natural & Non-Toxic: Your Guide to a Green Cleaning Caddy

Written By Jessica Lane

Reduce chemical exposure and save money by creating your own powerful, natural cleaning solutions. We’ll show you how to assemble a simple green cleaning caddy for a sparkling home.

All-purpose spray: Mix one part white vinegar with one part water in a spray bottle. Add a few drops of your favorite essential oil (like lemon or tea tree) for a fresh scent. This works wonders on countertops, sinks, and other hard surfaces.

  • Glass cleaner: Combine one cup of water, one cup of vinegar, and one teaspoon of cornstarch for a streak-free window and mirror cleaner. The cornstarch acts as a mild abrasive to remove grime.

  • Scrubbing paste: Mix baking soda with a small amount of water to create a paste for tough scrubbing jobs in the sink, tub, or grout.

  • The power of lemons: Use the leftover halves of a lemon to scrub cutting boards or rub a faucet to remove hard water stains.

“At the end of the day”: A clean home doesn't have to come at the expense of your health or the environment. These simple, natural hacks are proof that powerful cleaning can be green and budget-friendly.

Jessica Lane

I’m a mom first and business woman second, but when it comes to my business my employees come first. I aim to create a work/home environment to be proud of. I don’t want to live better than my employees, I want us all to live better together. California can be complicated for employees and business owners alike. I’m here to simplify it with some straight forward, good, old-fashioned, hard work and dedication. Let’s raise the bar!

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