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Buckling down and giving your home a deep clean can feel daunting—and for good reason. A thorough, precise cleaning probably involves extensive scrubbing, some thorough dusting with a microfiber ...

The popularity of making cleaning products at home is rising as people seek to eliminate toxic chemicals from their environment or save money — and sometimes both. Many of the ingredients for cleaning ...

CHICAGO (CBS) --Four ingredients - that's all you need to cut the cost of cleaning your home. CBS 2's Dorothy Tucker says they are four things you probably already have, and one of them is free. On a ...

To reduce waste and avoid unnecessary plastic bottles and chemicals — and to save money — many people are opting to make cleaning products from scratch at home. You can find an abundance of recipes ...

Saving money isn’t the only benefit of using homemade household cleaners. These cleaners are free of toxins, making them safe to use around kids and animals. Hutchinson Parks, Recreation and Community ...

NEVER combine bleach with anything but water. And remember that baking soda and vinegar, while trusted standbys individually, are ineffective for cleaning if combined — and will bubble up explosively.

Keeping our families healthy and safe is a top priority. If items aren’t readily available or you prefer more natural ingredients, making your own cleaning products is as easy as hitting up your ...

Isopropyl alcohol, commonly known as rubbing alcohol, is extremely useful around the house because it acts as both a solvent and a disinfectant. And it’s cheap! All of this makes rubbing alcohol a ...

Walk over to the place you keep all your cleaning supplies and take a long hard look. When you flip over the bottles and read the labels, how many ingredients are listed? Can you pronounce any of them ...