22 Daily Used Products You Can Simply Make At Home
Sure, you can go to the store and buy pretty much everything. Convenience is a great thing, but often when it comes to processed food, cleaning/laundry and health/beauty products, this convenience comes at a cost, and I am not just talking about the financial cost, I am also talking about the health cost…
Most of the popular everyday item we use at home can easily be made rather than going down to the shop to buy them and best of all they are a fraction of the cost of commercial products. Below is a list of 22 products that most people use daily, all can be made at home by yourself.
- Bug Spray
Did you know bugs are attracted to you because they like the way you smell? DEET works by masking your odor and making you “invisible”. but, DEET isn’t the only thing that works. Source: deliciouswife.com
- Homemade Cold & Flu Remedy
Though not imparted with any actual mystical powers, fire cider truly is magical in its own right. This tonic is revered by herbalists for its ability to help prevent cold and flu symptoms and/or shorten their duration if they occur, and for good reason. Source: mommypotamus.com
- Homemade Carpet Powder
Homemade carpet powder to the rescue!! It’s cheap & it has not met an odor that it doesn’t take care of. Source: mrshappyhomemaker.com
- Upholstery and Carpet Stain Remover
Next time you have a stubborn stain, try this stuff! It REALLY works! Source: couponingtodisney.com
- Homemade Natural Toilet Cleaning Fizzies
These freshen the bathroom and leave the toilet sparkling. I store them in an air-tight glass jar in the bathroom and use them as needed. I’ve found that if stored correctly, they keep for months. Source: wellnessmama.com
- Homemade Window Cleaner
These are some great recipes for green cleaning around the home. Love using essential oils in my diy cleaning recipes. Source: easy-home-made.com
- Hardwood Floor Cleaners
Here are several different recipes for mixing up your own cleaners for hardwood flooring, just a few simple ingredients are all that’s needed. Source: tipnut.com
- Deodorant
You can customize your deodorant to your scent preferences with essential oils, if desired or omit them for an unscented version. Source: wellnessmama.com
- Homemade: Fix scratches in wood furniture
Yikes! That is a crazy difference! Not only does it look better but my table is now silky smooth and clean. Um, yeah, I’d say it worked! The best part is that now my precious table is a totally usable piece of furniture again. Source: domesticblisssquared.com
- Homemade: Remove Scratches From Leather
If your leather has seen better day then why not try this simple homemade leather rejuvenator. Source: mash-upchic.blogspot.co.uk
- Diy Goo Gone Gunk Remover
A super simple way to remove glass labels from bottles. Source: onegoodthingbyjillee.com
Sure, you can go to the store and buy pretty much everything. Convenience is a great thing, but often when it comes to processed food, cleaning/laundry and health/beauty products, this convenience comes at a cost, and I am not just talking about the financial cost, I am also talking about the health cost…
Most of the popular everyday item we use at home can easily be made rather than going down to the shop to buy them and best of all they are a fraction of the cost of commercial products. Below is a list of 22 products that most people use daily, all can be made at home by yourself.
- Natural Weed Killer
Raise your hand if you hate weeds! I totally hate weeds. Can’t stand them, and they’re always creeping up into my yard, between my pavers, everywhere! Source: hometalk.com
- Homemade Ant Poison
Dealing with ants can be a pain and seems impossible, but there are ways to prevent their invasion and get rid of them in an eco-friendly way. Source: homeandgardeningideas.com
- Homemade Rat Poison
Rats are vermin that can spread diseases and also ruin your home’s structure. Most commercial rat poisons will kill rats, but they contain extremely toxic chemicals that also pose a risk to humans and domestic animals as well. Homemade rat poison is easy to make and is much safer for home use. Below are various rat poison recipes. Source: wikihow.com
- Natural Homemade Jewelry Cleaner
Since commercial cleaners can be expensive and are full of strong chemicals, I prefer to work with a natural, homemade jewelry cleaner. I’ve been using different methods for several years now, and this is what I’ve found to be most effective. Source: diynatural.com
- Homemade Sugar Wax for Hair Removal and Smooth Skin
Sugar Waxing is a little bit different than regular waxing and it is still painful but not as much! It’s also SOOOO easy to clean up compared to other waxes. Source: sproutinghealthyhabits.com
- Homemade Febreze
Quick and easy batch of DIY Febreze without Fabric Softener. Made with quick handy ingredients, and at a fraction of the cost of normal Febreze and I would be a happy camper. Source: cincyshopper.com
- Homemade Furniture Dusting Spray
This homemade furniture dusting spray is one of my favorites and I really do have fun spraying it in the nooks and crannies of the scrollwork on my furniture and watching it get nice and clean. Source: themakeyourownzone.com
- Homemade Cooking Spray
here’s how to make your own homemade cooking spray. It’s non-toxic (no nasty propellants), it’s cheap (one less item to buy), it’s green (no more spray cans to throw away), and you can use whatever oil you wish. Source: naturesnurtureblog.com
- Homemade Washer Fluid
Wind shield washer fluid is something every car driver uses. If you live in an area where wind shield washer fluid isn’t often on sale for $1, or if you have a do-it-yourself attitude, try making your own. Source: onegoodthingbyjillee.com
- Super Concentrated Liquid Laundry Detergent
Here is an amazingly simple Do It Yourself detergent that doesn’t leave any residue on clothing, gets nearly every stain known to man out the first time around and smells clean and fresh- oh and did I mention that it costs next to nothing to make. Source: onegoodthingbyjillee.com
- Homemade Dishwasher Detergent and Rinse Agent
This recipes comes in at a cost of around just $0.05 per load which will save you a lot of money. Source: diynatural.com