In this article we bring you 5 chemical free cleaners for your house! Cleaning your house with natural products is not only effective, but it also means that you do not risk your family’s health, and you will take care of the environment and save money.

In recent years  , the use of organic cleaning products has become more popular,  and it has replaced those we buy in stores and which are filled with aggressive chemicals.

But in addition to being a trend, natural ingredients have become one of the most convenient alternatives for both health and the environment.

Although companies that manufacture these types of products deny that they are harmful, there are more and more studies proving the compound, they are at greater risk of causing different types of diseases.

Chemical-free cleaning agents

They are also one of the primary factors in environmental pollution  as their residues have caused irreversible damage to nature.

Fortunately, there are several homemade solutions that are inexpensive and that can be used as a substitute for chemicals in cleaning.

Today we would like to share  5 exciting recipes that you can no doubt use from now on.

1. Floors and countertops

Floor and kitchen  countertops  are probably the ones that accumulate the most bacteria that could be harmful.

To disinfect these areas, combine  antibacterial properties in ingredients like baking soda and vinegar ,  along with other products that will also help whiten blemishes. 

Ingredients

• 1/2 cup white wine vinegar (125 ml)
• 1/2 cup water (125 ml)
• 2 tbsp. baking soda (20 grams)
• 1 teaspoon essential pine oil (5 ml)

Cooking

• Add all ingredients in a clean bowl and stir well.
• When ready, spray on surfaces that you would like to clean and rub with a cloth, sponge or brush.

2. Bathroom and bathroom tiles

Shower and bathroom tiles accumulate mold and grime from being exposed to a humid environment, which promotes the growth of mold.

An easy way to disinfect this area and leave it in as good a condition as  new  is to  dissolve a little baking soda in hydrogen peroxide.  Try it!

Ingredients

• 1/4 cup. hydrogen peroxide (62 ml)
• 1/2 cup. baking soda (125 grams)
• 1 tbsp. liquid soap

Cooking

• Pour baking soda into  hydrogen peroxide  and add the liquid soap.
• Once stirred well together, you can use what is needed and use a sponge to scrub the surface you want to clean.

• If it is firmly attached, put the product on and let it sit for 10 minutes.
• Rinse with plenty of water and the difference will be clear!

3. Windows

Glass cleaners contain chemicals that can cause allergic reactions. Scrubbing windows with a little water and newspaper  is a simple way to replace this glass cleaner.

If this does not work because the window is too dirty, you can also try the following recipe:

Ingredients

• 1 tbsp. baking soda
• 1/2 cup water (100 ml)
• 1 spray bottle

Cooking

• Pour baking soda into half a glass of water and then onto spray bottle.
• Spray the liquid on the glass and then rub with a soft cloth or a dry one.

4. Chemical-free cleaning agents for your Silverware

There are lots of different alternatives to remove dirt and excess food from silverware. In this case, we recommend using lemon, which is  one of the best means of disinfection, bleaching and penetration of fat.

Ingredients

• 3 tbsp. hard, biodegradable soap (30 g)
• 3 liters of water.
• 1/2 cup white wine vinegar (125 ml)
• 1  lemon

Cooking

• Grate 3 tbsp. soap and dissolve it in the 3 liters of water.
• Add half a cup of white wine vinegar, along with lemon juice.
• Mix all the ingredients well and use them to wash plates, pots and other kitchen utensils.

5. Chemical-free cleaning agents for your refrigerator

To avoid cross-contamination and bad odor in the refrigerator, perform occasional deep cleaning.

For disinfection and  removal of stuck food scraps,  all you need to do is take advantage of some amazing qualities found in baking soda.

Ingredients

• 2 tbsp. baking soda (20 grams)
• 1/2 cup water (125 ml)

Cooking

• Dissolve the two tablespoons of baking soda in half a cup of water and use it to clean both the inside and outside of the refrigerator.
• Let it stand for 10 minutes and then wash it with a damp cloth.
• If you want to avoid bad smells, feel free to leave a bit of coffee grounds or lemon slices in the fridge.

All of these alternatives are very healthy,  they are cheap and they will end up being great allies to keep the house clean.

Do you know even more chemical-free cleaners for use in your house? If so, we’d like to invite you to share them here.