Pull out your large cooler for the holidays: First use it to keep casseroles warm. Then after the big meal, fill with hot soapy water to let your roasting pan or other large dishes soak!
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Category: Clean It
T-shirt Wipes
Don’t buy paper towels or wipes again – Use these instead!
- 1-2 cotton t-shirts
- 6 ounces grain alcohol / everclear
- 20 drops essential oil
- 2 ounces white vinegar
- 4 ounces distilled water
- 32-ounce jar
Clean Your Coffee Maker
Vinegar is the key to getting your coffee maker clean – I’m so glad I found this – my coffee maker was grossssss!!
Fill up the carafe with 2 parts water and 1 part vinegar (or if this is your first time, do 1 part water to 1 part vinegar). Pour it into the machine, and run a regular cycle. Click HERE for the rest of the instructions
Eyeball and Bones Soap
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Fixing a Bleeding Quilt
Some Dawn dish washing soap and a gentle cycle through the wash with no detergent is the key!
Uses for Old Dryer Sheets
You can use old dryer sheets to clean your gunky iron or the smoky residue on the tops of candle jars. They also still hold some scent – so put them in your shoes at night, or anywhere that needs a little soft boost. Read more ideas HERE
DIY Shampoo Bars
Ditch the plastic and try these shampoo bars!
- 1 lbs Organic Goat’s Milk Glycerin Melt & Pour Soap Base
- 1 tsp Mango Butter
- 2 tsp Castor Oil
- 20 – 25 drops of high quality lavender essential oil
- Small Spray Bottle with Rubbing Alcohol
- A double boiler or something to act like one
- Rectangular Soap Mold
