| | Green Cleaning is Clever Cleaning
Why buy commercial cleaning products when your home can be cleaned just as effectively using cost effective, non-toxic, safe alternatives?
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| | I'm running a Green Cleaning workshop this coming Saturday for Onkaparinga Council. The best way to discover how to 'green clean' in your home is to attend a workshop - make a few products - take them home and try them out! Here's the workshop details:
Green Cleaning Workshop: Saturday 14 May 11am-1pm. (Morphett
Vale) Discover how to do all of your cleaning with just four basic household items: bicarb soda, vinegar, bar of soap and eucalyptus oil.
Never walk down the cleaning lane of the supermarket again! Safe, cheap
and environmentally friendly.
NOTE: Please bring 3-4 small clean recycled jars to your workshop for your take home samples Cost: Free (Onkaparinga Council residents only)
Venue: Wakefield House, 65 Acre Avenue, Morphett Vale Bookings essential: phone: 8384 0666 |
| | I do all my cleaning with just these four basic items (i.e. bicarb soda, vinegar, bar of soap and eculyptus oil) - for a little extra cleaning strength
I'll make a spray using cloudy ammonia (see recipe below) - which
discourages me from buying commercial cleaning products if I feel my
simple alternatives are not working as effectively as I would like.
Pam - The Shoppe www.theshoppe.com.au |
| | Green Cleaning Recipe:
All-purpose Spray Cleaner (for extra cleaning power)
Mix together 1/3 cup each of water, cloudy ammonia (or vinegar) and liquid soap-jelly*. Add 8-10 drops eucalyptus oil. Mix and pour into a recycled spray container. Cleans everything when extra cleaning power required: Stains on clothing (apply before washing) or spray onto surfaces to clean grime, grease and dirt from walls, vinyl, stove top, tiles, around light switches, etc. *use bio-degradable dishwashing detergent if soap jelly is not available.
(From e-Booklet No. 23 Green Cleaning - click here for information)
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| | For more Green Cleaning Information:
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| Green Cleaning 'Workshop at Home'Do all your cleaning with just four basic household items. Never walk down the supermarket cleaning lane again! Safe, cheap and environmentally friendly.Recipes and procedures for making: Deodorising powder, Disinfectant, Air-freshener, Furniture polish, Heavy duty cleaning powder, Soap jelly, Lemon dish washing soap, All-purpose surface cleaning/stain removal spray. Plus many other recipes & cost saving ideas!
All the information you'll need to get started in Green Cleaning.Price: $25.00 To download or for more information click here
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Other 'Workshop at Home' downloads: ♦ Natural Skin Care ♦ Soap-Making ♦ Natural Hair & Body Products Download all 4 Workshops for $85.00Click here for information |
| | e-Book No. 23 - Green Cleaning
Alternatives for commercial cleaning products using four basic ingredients: bicarb soda, vinegar, eucalyptus oil and pure soap. Covers an array of common commercial products and lists what can be used 'instead of'. Safe, economical, practical and good for the planet! Includes quick reference Green Cleaning Chart. Recipes for : soap jelly, surface spray, oven cleaner, disinfectant, carpet deodoriser, heavy duty scouring paste, air-freshener spray & more.
Price: $12.00 Download information |
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Green Cleaning e-Book Set
All the relevant Green Cleaning e-books in one full set. Lots of recipes, suggestions and alternatives to suit your specific needs in the home. Great resource!
Contains:
10 Booklets: No. 23 Green
Cleaning, No. 24 Back-to-Basics Cleaning, No. 9 Amazing Bi-carb, No.10 The Humble Lemon, No.
5 Homemade Polishes and Cleaners, No. 33 Versatile Vinegar, No. 51 Uses for
Eucalyptus Oil, No. 50 Recycling Soap, No. 47 Making the Most of Your
Soap-saver, No. 59 Caring for Natural Woods & Fibres.
Price: $69.00 For download information click here
For more information about the contents of each e-book go to The Shoppe Publications |
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