— 1 cup baking soda
— 1/4 cup Castile soap
Mix into a thick paste and get to cleaning. This paste brightens, deodorizes, lifts dirt, grease and bacteria from surfaces. I use it primarily to clean my sinks, tub, tile and grout but there’s no many uses. Castile soap is also hydrating because it’s made with saponified oils so it won’t strip your hands or make them feel squeaky. It’s a cinch to make, saves money and replaced a ton of toxic cleaners in your home.
Kitchen: sinks, oven door, bench tops, counters, pot cleaner, remove scratches from mugs.
Bathroom: sink, toilets, tile, tub
Walls: scuffs and mark remover
Pure castile soap can be found in the grocery store, a health food store, and online (Amazon, Vitacost, Thrive Market, etc.). Dr. Bronner’s Castile Soap is the most popular brand, but not the only option.
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