These tip comes from Julie, a Frugal and Thriving reader from the US. “At our medical doctor’s office, I noticed they spray and clean counters, handles etc using 1/2 water and 1/2 rubbing alcohol. This also works for mirrors and windows very well.” Other uses for rubbing alcohol include cleaning CDs and DVDs, mozzie bites, […]
12 Ideas for Getting the Washing Dry Without a Dryer
You know that a dryer costs a lot of money, but how do you get the washing dry if you don’t have a clothesline or the weather is bad? here are 12 tips.
tip tuesday – fixing smelly floor drains
This is a tip I picked up when I was working for a pluming company. If bad smells are coming up through the floor drains in your bathroom or laundry, pour a bucket of plain water down the drain. The drain has a trap in it where water sits, preventing smells from coming up the […]
avoid antibacterials with basic kitchen hygiene
Following a few basic kitchen hygiene tips means that you are protecting yourself and your family from illness without needing to resort to anti-bacterial soaps and sprays.
What Is In Homemade Laundry Detergents?
When it comes to making our own laundry detergents, how much better for the environment are the ingredients? I’ve looked at some of the common ingredients I use in my home made laundry detergent to assess their impact on environment.
cleaning the toilet – naturally
The method that I use for cleaning the toilet with all natural cleaners. Get that fresh, clean smell without artificial fragrances.
7 Good Reasons For Making Your Own Household Products
Making your own household products is a good idea. In fact, there are seven good reasons to make your own. Find out what they are here.