All Purpose Cleaner: Using citric acid

• Mix 1 tsp citric acid with 1 cup (8oz) warm water in a spray bottle. Add a few drops of your favorite essential oils. Really tough limescale or grime? Double the citric acid.
• This cleaner is meant to be made and used at the same time. It's best to empty the bottle after a few days.
• Do not use citric acid or vinegar on wood or natural stone (unsealed). 
  
  

All Purpose Cleaner: Using ethyl alcohol

• Add 2oz of ethyl alcohol (may also use vodka or rubbing alcohol) into a spray bottle.
• Fill with water and 2-3 drops of regular dish washing liquid.
• Shake before use.
  
  

Drain Cleaner

• Flush some hot water down the drain.
• Funnel ½ cup baking soda into your drain, follow with ¼ citric acid AND ¼ cup hot water.
• Wait at least 15 minutes to 1 hour depending on the clog.
• Flush with a pot or two of hot water.
  
  

Citrus Soft Scrub Cleaner: Great for tubs and tiles

• Combine 2 tbsps liquid castile soap, 3/4 cup baking soda, 10 drops of lemon, grapefruit, or tea tree essential oil, and just enough water to make a smooth paste (1-3 tbsps).
• Mix until smooth then transfer to container of choice (mason jar or repurpose a squeezable shampoo or ketchup bottle. 
• Squirt a small amount on a damp sponge/ scrub brush or dip the sponge/ cloth into the mixture and massage onto surface. Add more as needed and rinse surface well with warm water.
• Mixture can be stored for up to a year at room temperature in an airtight container of your choice.  
  
  

Mirror + Tap Cleaner

• Add 4-6oz of ethyl alcohol to a 16oz spray bottle. Fill with water and shake before use.
  
  

Washing Machine Cleaner

• Run an empty hot wash with 1 cup of citric acid to remove limescale every few months.
• Great for removing limescale and gunk.
  
  

Toilet Bowl Cleaner

• Add a few drops of tea tree essential oil to the bowl.
• Sprinkle 2 tbsps baking soda and 1 tbsp citric acid in the bowl.
• Let the powders fizz and sit for 5-10 minutes. Clean with brush and flush.
• Add one or two capfuls of hydrogen peroxide for tough stains.
  
  

Dishwasher Cleaner

• Add 2 tsp citric acid and 1 tsp of baking soda to your dishwasher and run on a hot cycle every other month.
  
  

Kitchen Garbage Disposal Cleaner: 

• Sprinkle course salt or sea salt into the disposal.
• Add ice cubes and a few leftover lemon wedges or peels to fill the disposal.
• The salt and ice scrub the gunk from underneath the blades and keep the blades sharp. Adding citrus peels will neutralize the odors leaving your sick smelling lemony fresh!
• Turn on the COLD water (never use hot water for cleaning the disposal) and run the garbage disposal until all the ice is gone.