Cleaning & Organizing
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Note: This only affects The Nest's community members and will not affect members on The Bump or The Knot.
Re: Good way to organize your cleaning supplies
My super clean house has a spray bottle, Dr. Bronners, and vinegar.
Ugh, I have that many cleaning products right now.
I don't really need to use 90% of them but I just can't seem to allow myself to throw the other junk away. I feel like I'm throwing away money. With some of them I just use them to use them up, even though vinegar would take the place of 90% of my supplies.
Did you guys just bite the bullet and throw everything else away when you switched, or did you use it until it was gone?
I guess that I could maybe try to find a place to donate the supplies to.
I put all our stuff on freecycle.
I soooo wish the smell of vinegar didn't make me gag. I know it evaporates shortly after, but I just can't take it. I've even tried mixing lavender or sweet orange essential oils but I just can't take it.