Where can I find natural house cleaners online?
Q. To help do my part in helping to save the Earth by reducing the amount of hazardous pollutants I personally use and/or produce, I was wondering if there was a place online that sells natural household cleaning products (dishwashing liquids, bathroom cleaners, floor cleaners, etc). If you know of any books that have recipes for making your own natural cleaners or you have any tips on making cleaners it would be greatly appreciated.
Asked by radioactive_babywipes - Wed Nov 7 16:31:35 2007 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments

A. Most of this stuff you have in your home already... white vinegar Mildly acidic white vinegar dissolves dirt, soap scum, and hard water deposits from smooth surfaces, yet is gentle enough to use in solution to clean hardwood flooring. White vinegar is a natural deodorizer, absorbing odors instead of covering them up. (And no, your bathroom won't smell like a salad! Any vinegar aroma disappears when dry.) With no coloring agents, white vinegar won't stain grout on tiled surfaces. Because it cuts detergent residue, white vinegar makes a great fabric softener substitute for families with sensitive skin. Try these recipes to harness the cleaning power of white vinegar: Homemade Spray Cleaner Recipe Mix in a sprayer bottle: 1 cup white… [cont.]
Answered by @y - Wed Nov 7 19:23:38 2007

What cleanser is the best in cleaning tub walls/shower glass doors?
Q. Some parts of my bathroom tub are slightly moldy and I need a cleaner to tidy it up. Do kitchen cleaners work?
Asked by hmmm - Fri Sep 15 07:48:13 2006 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Vinegar and baking soda. Wet the area with the vinegar and pour the baking soda on it, it will bubble but then will usually wipe right off and be clean and smelling fresh under neath.
Answered by kimmi_35 - Fri Sep 15 09:02:09 2006

How to get hair dye stains out of shower?
Q. Contrary to Kelly C and her correspondents, yes hair dye stains the shower stall. I have tried for two months to get blue streaks out. I have tried Mr. Clean magic eraser. The little sponge is blue now but so are the walls of the shower. I have tried bathroom cleaners. Baking soda. Shampoo. Tooth paste. Most of these things are hard to apply because they fall off due to gravity. But even putting them on the horizontal parts of the tub has not worked.
Asked by Tara X - Thu Jan 15 15:07:13 2009 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Bleach
Answered by Wicked Stepmother - Thu Jan 15 15:09:58 2009