Sure, you’ve greened your bathroom – fixing leaks and retrofitting for low-flow flushes – but what happens when you clean your bathroom? Are you undoing all your good deeds by flushing toxins down ...

Everyone loves a clean home, but our obsession with sanitation may come at a cost to our health. Some people, especially those with allergies, can develop sensitivities to the harsh chemicals in store ...

When it comes to tackling discoloration, hard water deposits, and bacterial grime in your toilet bowl, not all cleaning power is created equal. While natural options like baking soda and vinegar are ...

Homemade Cleaners (Ulysses Press, 2014), by Mandy O’Brien and Dionna Ford offers a safer solution to commercial cleaners with toxic chemicals with tips, tricks and formulas to make your home sparkling ...

Learn how to make these easy DIY toilet bowl cleaner tablets! This natural toilet cleaner recipe is so easy to follow and will make your toilet sparkling clean without using bleach or nasty chemicals.

Vinegar and baking soda can help disinfect and remove tough toilet bowl stains. It's important to add each ingredient separately for maximum results. Use a DIY refresher spray to keep your toilet ...

Bathroom cleaning doesn't always require strong chemicals. A low-cost method using familiar ingredients is sparking interest among DIY cleaners.