Cleaning Recipes

Easy, effective and chemical-free ways to clean a mirror, removing all fingerprints and toothpaste marks to leave a sparkling and streak-free surface.

Clever home hacks that will save you time, money, and leave you a little impressed at the ingenuity of hairspray, WD40, lemon and wine!

A simple guide to cleaning windows, blinds, and window sills in your home using budget-friendly, non-toxic and natural homemade cleaners.

Get rid of ants in your home naturally, with this chemical-free DIY ant repellent spray recipe – the perfect home remedy solution for your unwelcome guests.

DIY homemade hand sanitiser recipe to help eliminate the spread of germs and viruses at your work office, in your home and at your children’s school.

Simple tips and tricks to reduce moisture and mould in your home, so you can keep the rain and damp outside where it belongs.

Deodorise your carpet and remove unpleasant odours with this simple, quick, and non-toxic homemade carpet cleaning solution.

Clean your TV and computer screens with these quick and easy tips to safely remove fingerprints, dirt, dust and smudges without causing damage.

Helpful cleaning tips to remove ugly grease splatter stains from your backsplash, stovetop and kitchen using my homemade all purpose cleaner and antibacterial wipes.

This 28 page instant downloadable eBook includes practical Homemade Cleaning Recipes to help save you money and reduce chemicals and toxins in your home. It’s a convenient and easy reference, with step by step instructions, using products you more than likely already have in your pantry. There are recipes for cleaning the kitchen, bathroom, floors, carpets and more.

I have been making my own homemade cleaners for a few years now and absolutely love them. They also save me lots of money.

We welcomed a little puppy into our household on the weekend. With a new puppy, I expected there may be messes in the house, so I planned ahead and made up this little Organised Puppy Cleaning Caddy. So glad I did!!

It’s best practice for the kids to unpack their school bag as soon as they get home from school. However there can be times that this doesn’t happen, it’s left overnight, over the weekend, or worst yet till the last day of school holidays (eew). If you are hit with a bad smelling, sticky or dirty lunchbag, here are my tips below on how to clean insulated lunch bags and remove odours.