GREENING YOUR WALLET

 GREENING YOUR WALLET 
Here’s a helpful hint that will green your wallet, protect your health from toxic, disease- triggering household cleaners, and make your house sparkling clean.
Buy spray bottles from the Dollar store-not the cylinder kind as they break too easily, but the smaller ones.
Label one spray bottle “Vinegar.” Add ¾ water and the rest regular or extra strength vinegar.
Use on stove, fridge, oven, glass, mirrors, and wooden floors.
Label a second bottle “Green Cleaner.” Add ¾ water, green soap (you choose how much), and lemon juice.  (you choose the amount you like).
Use it to clean the rest of your house.
If you have youngster who likes to help,  label a third spray bottle “Water” and your little one can happily contribute to the cleaning  process without any worry of breathing  in or being exposed to anything detrimental to one's health and well-being.

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