Non-toxic Cleaner

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Non-toxic Cleaner

Non-toxic cleaner with a bouquet of white flowers

This homemade all-purpose non-toxic cleaner is simply the best.

Did you know that chemical companies are not required to disclose the ingredients in their cleaning products? Firstly, this is a bit concerning considering that the few voluntarily listed ingredients have some pretty weird names to them. Moreover, we can’t pronounce them, can you? Secondly, why do we have to play this game? We just want to clean our homes.

Today, we shine the bright light on toxic manmade “cleaning” supplies. Not only that, but we show how to make your own homemade non-toxic cleaner that will preserve both your heath and wallet.

This non-toxic cleaning formula is made by blending alcohol, vinegar and water. All ingredients made by Almighty God and 100% natural!

Making the Switch:

The dictionary defines the word toxic as poison.

Who has the time to decipher all these manmade toxins and made-up names? Furthermore, why are we “cleaning” our house with poison?

Manmade toxic cleaners wreak havoc on our health, planet and its ecosystems. Once exposed, they can cause all sorts of problems for people. Some of these problems include damaged reproductive health, hormone imbalances, endocrine disruptions, respiratory issues and much more.

In addition to all that, these cringeworthy concoctions smell utterly loathsome.

It’s important to realize that toxins are capable of entering the blood stream.

For instance, when these chemical conglomerations are used to mop the floors, the paws of our beloved pets are exposed. Just think, our young children learn how to crawl on the floor. Let’s nix chemically saturated floors and make the switch to homemade non-toxic cleaners.

While it does appear that chemicals are virtually everywhere in this modern age, we can certainly take steps to reduce exposure. Especially in our own homes.

So, out with the old chemicals and in with the new all-purpose non-toxic cleaner! Make the switch!

All-Purpose Non-toxic Cleaner:

This might sound like a lot of bad news but conversely, its actually good news. Whenever we learn about something we do not like or do not want to partake in, we have the ability to reject it and change course.

It’s simple, the fact of the matter is that we already have the solutions waiting for us. We need only to make the changes before we can reap the benefits.

Supplies:

32 oz Spray Bottle (Made in the U.S.A)
Stainless Steel Measuring Cups (American)
Stainless Steel Funnel

Ingredients:

Non-toxic all-purpose cleaning supplies. Vinegar, alcohol, and water.

Alcohol:

We use rubbing alcohol due to its very strong antiseptic and sanitizing capabilities. This is the perfect addition for a homemade cleansing solution.

Vinegar:

We like to use distilled white vinegar for our non-toxic cleaner. A one-gallon container does not cost much and it lasts a long time. Vinegar is a natural preservative.

Water:

Filtered, spring or distilled water are the best options. Avoid using unfiltered municipal water supplies, as they most likely contain less than favorable elements.

Daily Bible Verse:

Colossians 3:23And whatsoever ye do, do it heartily, as to the Lord, and not unto men;

Check out this Guide for Seven Days of Prayer.

How to Make Non-toxic Cleaner:

First step to making this all-purpose cleaner is to gather the supplies and place the funnel into uncapped spray bottle.

Measuring cup filled with water and stainless steel funnel propped on top of spray bottle

Second step is to pour in the alcohol, vinegar and water into the spray bottle via funnel.

water pouring out of measuring cup into spray bottle

After bottle has been filled, securely place nozzle head back on spray bottle. Give the bottle a gentle shake to blend ingredients.

Solution is ready to use! So finally, spray on surfaces and wipe for a clean environment.

How Can All Purpose Non-toxic Cleaner be Used?

This non-toxic cleaner is an all in one! Great for windows, glass, toilets, sinks, refrigerator, kitchen counters, ovens, mopping, stoves, mirrors, stainless steel, showers, and more. You name it, try it out for yourself!

So, ditch the questionable ingredients and embrace God made cleaning supplies.

In conclusion, this recipe makes 4 1/2 cups of non-toxic cleaner, perfect fit for a 32 oz. spray bottle! Vinegar is a natural preservative, so no need to worry about this solution turning or going bad. It lasts and is 100% safe for you and your family.

Non-toxic cleaner with a bouquet of white flowers

Non-toxic All-purpose Cleaner

Circumvent chemical cleaners and learn how to make this non-toxic all-purpose cleaner. It's the perfect solution for all your household chores! Easy to make and inexpensive, you will love this quick do it yourself recipe.
5 from 1 vote
Prep Time 2 minutes
Cook Time 3 minutes
Total Time 5 minutes
Course Natural Cleaning Supplies
Cuisine American

Ingredients
  

  • 1 1/2 cup Water spring
  • 1 1/2 cup isopropyl alcohol
  • 1 1/2 cup vinegar white

Instructions
 

  • Gather your spray bottle, isopropyl alcohol, vinegar, water and funnel.
  • Place funnel into uncapped spray bottle.
  • Pour in alcohol.
  • Pour in vinegar.
  • Add in water.
  • Securely place nozzle head back on top of spray bottle. Give the bottle a gentle shake to blend ingredients.
  • Cleaning solution is ready to use! Spray on surfaces and wipe for a super clean result!

Notes

This all-purpose cleaner will safely clean your home. This recipe makes 4 1/2 cups of non-toxic cleaner, just the right amount for a 32 oz. spray bottle! Vinegar is a natural preservative, so there is no need to worry about this solution turning or going bad. It lasts and is 100% safe for you and your family.
Keyword Cleansing agent, Non-toxic

18 Comments

  1. super easy i love this thanks! does adding a few drops of essential oils for a better scent hinder the cleaning properties?

  2. I’ve been using distilled white vinegar and distilled water as my all purpose cleaner, but I was starting to doubt it’s cleaning power. I like the idea of adding some alcohol. I will try that!

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