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Recipe for a Sweet Smelling, Non-Toxic Wood Cleaner

Posted on October 18, 2011. Filed under: Green Cleaning, Safe Cleansers | Tags: green cleaning, green cleaning recipes, non-toxic cleaning |

What not to love about lemon? It smells good and has natural acidic properties that whisk away dirt.

This recipe for a lemony dust cloth (via care2.com) is a winner. It’s frugal, simple (only 2 ingredients) and effective. Give it a try.

If you happen to have more lemons than the cleaning recipe calls for, you can use the surplus to make lemonade or freshen up your glass of water.

A cleaning ingredient you can actually consume? You wouldn’t dare try it with a traditional cleaner, but it’s one of the benefits of green cleaning.

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Raina Raflo owns Sponge & Sparkle, Atlanta’s oldest and most reputable independent maid and house cleaning service. (404) 633-9652.

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One Response to “Recipe for a Sweet Smelling, Non-Toxic Wood Cleaner”

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I can’t tell you how often customers have asked me for a non-toxic recipe for wood floor cleaning. Chemicals are just too harsh to use on natural wood floors. I’ll be sharing this recipe with all of them!

Craig Sedoris
November 1, 2011

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