Diy kitchen disinfectant spray

Try this DIY all-purpose cleaner that is natural, non-toxic and safe to use around kids. Perfect for cleaning your kitchen and bathroom and ready in minutes

This is the best DIY homemade, streak free, all natural, non toxic window cleaner. It’s easy to make and uses simple ingredients like vinegar and alcohol. This window spray is for outdoor and indoor use. Perfect for moms with little people who can’t stop licking the window. #homemadewindowcleaner #diywindex #homemadewindex #nontoxic #naturalcleaners #springcleaning

No need to spend tons of money on store bought disinfectant spray when you can easily make this Homemade Disinfectant Spray for pennies! It’s an all-natural DIY disinfectant that is vinegar based.

This is the BEST Natural, Non Toxic Kitchen Spray. This DIY Spray uses only 2 ingredients but cleans AMAZINGLY. We use this for everything! It's made with vinegar, distilled water - and optionally some essential oils. This spray is great for all kitchen surfaces (counters & appliances). It's an All Purpose Chemical Free Spray. Ditch & switch to this nontoxic version. Plus it's inexpensive and easy to make (takes 5 minutes). This post includes tips + links to the spray bottle. Smells good…

all-natural, non-toxic powerful essential oil cleaner that disinfects, sanitizes, deodorizes, and even kills mold & mildew.

This DIY natural cleaning recipe shows you how to make your own non toxic kitchen disinfectant.

Sanitize your kitchen area with my DIY household disinfectant spray. You only need 2 ingredients and the rules to follow to make it safe and effective.

There are times when you want a disinfecting spray - after illness, bathroom cleaning, and kitchen cleaning. This is a stronger version of the All-Purpose Spray and All-Purpose Disinfecting Spray that I have been sharing for years. This safe and natural disinfecting spray can be used with confidence and wherever you are needing to disinfect. There is a little vinegar in it - take care to not use it on stone surfaces as it can etch the stone over time.

Two weeks ago, Mrs. Sniffles knocked on our "door." I tried to convince her to leave with my homemade remedies, but she insisted on staying, so for the last two weeks we've been battling an unwelcome guest

Recently, I obtained a food handler’s license for my job at the church by taking an online course. One of the things the course covered was how to properly disinfect surfaces using a bleach …