Natural Living

TGIF! Have an awesome weekend everyone! Occasionally I do a link round up to highlight all the cool stuff I have come across lately. It is also nice to do a more “fluffy” post when I am short on time and that I am right now. I leave this weekend for Detroit to attend Ford’s Innovation [...]
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Stay Happy! Merry Christmas all :)

I haven't tested either of these suggetions yet, but I am putting these links here sos I can find 'em again!

www.nomorecatodor.com/

ths.gardenweb.com/forums/load/petdebate/msg1013260223390.html

50 kitchen cleaning tips that will change your life

Keeping your kitchen clean and organised can be an ongoing task, so we’ve picked out the best 50 tips to help you keep on top of it all.

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A couple weeks ago I wrote about The Winter Blues or more specifically Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) and what to do if you suffer during the winter months. One of the things I mentioned that I was doing to combat SAD on my part was to fill the air with negative ions. Quite simply negative ions create [...]
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The Green Moms Weekly question for this week is “What are some simple tips to go green with your household cleaning?” LOVE to talk about green cleaning. No really, could talk about it all day long. I do not understand why so many folks rely on mainstream cleaners with their noxious and toxic chemicals. The green [...]
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I'm looking for some help on  washroom odours...I've tried mopping with vinegar, cleaning with baking soda and lemon but I just can't seem to get rid of the "washroom" smell in our washroom. Yes, I know the washroom will always have some odour to it I'm just hoping to get some natural ideas to help the smell without having to plug in some airwick or something. Maybe I just notice it more than other people do...I'm a bit nuts with cleaning and smells. I was thinking maybe incense sticks in a pretty vase would help. :) Any suggestions would be appreciated! 

A proliferation of mold and mildew can be the hallmark of hot and humid summers. I have a friend who has green mold growing on the shoes in her closet! A humidifier might be the best help for her, but there are also three natural materials that can be used as a spray to kill mold and mildew. They are all an excellent substitute for less environmentally safe bleach.

 Does anyone know of any quick and easy solutions to clean a shower? I don't like the chemicals they are so strong and awful but besides that they don't do the job anyways! Just any ideas for soap scum and black mould? Thanks!!