If you have noticed, healthy cleaning products are becoming to be too expensive and because of that you may have determined not to get rid of all chemical-loaded cleaner. Non-toxic, natural cleaning may delight you to know that you protect your family’s health and that your home is a place for your bodies to relax and recover, rather than promote harm. And the main reason in using a non-toxic cleaner is that we make things easier, save money and stop breathing what is unhealthy for us.

Here, I will illustrate how to clean your home with healthy and natural products without spending too much money by making your own natural, non-toxic product. Everything you need for are:

• Tea Tree oil
• White distilled vinegar
• Washing soda
• Baking soda
• Clean spray bottles
• Glass jars
• Liquid vegetable soaps called castile soap

These products can be found in health food stores, supermarkets, and home improvement and hardware stores. Small amount of this household cleaning formula cost about one-tenth the price of their commercial counterparts, and that includes costly, but worth of essential oils and concentrated, all-purpose detergents for homemade recipes.

But be sure to label all homemade cleaning products and keep them away from children and pets.

Oven Cleaner

• 1 cup or more baking soda
• water
• a spray or two of liquid castile soap

Spray water generously over the bottom of the oven, then cover the grime with an adequate amount of baking soda until the surface is totally white. Then spray a little more water over the top. Leave the mixture overnight. And since grime will have loosened next morning, you can easily wipe grease. Once you’ve cleaned up the worst mess, apply a bit liquid castile soap on a sponge, and wash the remaining residue from the oven.

Window Cleaner

• ¼ – ½-tablespoon liquid castile soap
• 3 tablespoons vinegar
• 2 cups water
• Spray bottle

Place all the ingredients in a spray bottle, shake and use just like using a commercial brand. The soap is essential to remove the wax residue from the commercial brands you might have used.

All-Purpose Spray Cleaner

• 1-teaspoon borax
• ½-teaspoon washing soda
• 2 tablespoons vinegar
• ½-teaspoon castile soap
• 2 cups very hot tap water
• Spray bottle

Mix all the ingredients in a spray bottle and shake the bottle gently until the minerals are dissolved. Spray the area to be cleaned and wiped with a sponge, rag or cellulose sponge cloth.

Disinfectant Spray

• 2 Cups Water
• ¼ Cup White Vinegar
• ¼ tsp. Tea Tree Oil
• ¼ tsp. Lavender Oil
• Spray bottle

Combine and store in a spray bottle. Then shake. Use it wherever is necessary for interior design.