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Do not trust people who boast with their cleaning abilities. They watch too many TV commercials and their cleaning power lays mainly in the newest powerful toxic product that can fight all the dirt. It doesn’t have anything to do with any cleaning methods and home made cleaning solutions. 

There are many ways to improve your cleaning. Whatever the job end of tenancy or domestic cleaning you may benefit from the current trends for home improvement. The world has gone green, it is your turn now to join the environmentally-friendly society. This is a step towards a better future, a green one.

People have found many ways to clean with cheap and non-toxic products. You can lean a lot from your grandmother. The eldest know good products and what is more important they also know how to prepare them. There is even a well-known recipe for all-purpose cleaner that I would like to share with you.

Club soda works well as a stain remover, especially when dealing with acidic stains. You can either spray it directly on the stain or make a solution of club soda and a mild laundry product.

Borax is a very powerful cleaning product. When mixed with hot water it can be used for any cleaning purposes.

Vinegar is far more than a salad seasoning. It is a perfect mildew cleaner. You can mask the soar vinegar smell by adding few drops of your favourite essential oil. Vinegar can be mixed with waters and soap depending on the cleaning purposes.

Baking soda can be quite useful in cleaning, too. It can be used for scrubbing all surfaces. Few drops of essential oil can make it a good deodorizer.

A proven tactic in stain removal is to clean the spot as soon as it occurs. The more you wait, the more it sets.

We hope that these tips will really help you improve your domestic and end of tenancy cleaning.

Do you know that your house cleaning involves many toxins? If you choose to clean with bleach strictly avoid any spills on your skin or body. Bleach contains chlorine dioxide, hydrogen peroxide or sodium perborates.  You may not know what these substances are, but I can assure you, there are highly toxic. Bleach can poison to death fish and invertebrates. It can react and emit chloroform. It’s up to you to eliminate this toxin from your immediate environment.

Make your cleaning environmentally-friendly.

Green cleaning is a revolution in domestic cleaning. Regardless of what is the surface you can always use some natural cleaners to fight the dirt. By using vinegar and baking soda you can do miracles. You can make your own domestic cleaner.

Here is what I used while doing end of tenancy carpet cleaning. Good old club soda works extremely well on carpet stains. But only if you attack the spot immediately. Remove all solid particles and pour club soda on the stain, then blot with a cotton cloth.

Another green tip for deep cleaning is treating spots with liquid soap and white distilled vinegar.

Vinegar works well as a wood floor polisher. Mix 1/4 cup white distilled vinegar with 30 ounces warm water. If you want to deodorize you floor you can pour few drops of your favourite essential oil. Mop the floor with the solution.

Water and baking soda paste can help you green clean your oven. Spread the paste inside the oven and let it sit overnight. Put your rubber gloves on and rub all dirty fringes. Wipe the paste off with a dump cloth.

Try these easy to make cleaning recipes and you will be surprised with the results. Enjoy your green cleaning.