As part of our section on Cleaning, I couldn't leave out this great "go-to" guide for your basic cleaners - and how to make them yourself. These are great tips and easy to use! For more step-by-step instructions, visit picklee.com
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![]() A mix of chlorine bleach and water is an effective household disinfectant (and it’s cheap too!), but the bleach is pretty harsh on fabrics, skin and the environment (and a bit stinky too). The good news is that you can still make homemade bacteria busters using fresh or dried herbs, essential oils, vinegar and other basic items you likely have in your home already. These will not only fight germs and bacteria, but most also smell a lot fresher too ;). First, here are a few notes:
Tip: You can substitute the essential oils as you like, here are a few that have good disinfectant qualities: cinnamon, clove, eucalyptus, lemon, lavender, peppermint, pine, rosemary, thyme. |
This is a great resource page for gardeners that are just beginning and those that have been doing it a long time.
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On the go a lot? Don't have time to always make a wholesome dinner for your family? Check out these recipes to get you ahead of the game.
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How to's, ideas, inspiration, books, and so much more for learning how to can and preserve your food.
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