This is Day 31 of the 31 Days to Green Clean series.
Whew! So we made it to the end of our 31 Days to Green Clean series! I hope you enjoyed it and learned a little (or a lot!) along the way, and are well on your way to using homemade and green cleaners all around your home!
I know I got a little behind with the posts at the end – I’ve had a teething/fussy baby, who doesn’t want to be put down and isn’t sleeping as well as she usually does, for the past few weeks, and that’s made it harder to sit down and get my posts written, much less clean my house! Thanks for sticking with me!
If you still have any questions, or if you come across something as you’re using your new homemade cleaners over the next few weeks and months, please feel free to leave me a comment or send me an email at emilymcclements at yahoo dot com. I LOVE to hear from you, and I always try to answer comments and emails in a timely fashion, but sometimes it can take me up to a week or more, so thanks for your patience!
And if you’d like to read more homemade and green cleaning posts, here are some of the most popular cleaning posts from the archives:
- Choosing Natural Laundry Detergent
- How to make Homemade Dryer Sheets
- Green Spring Cleaning in the Kitchen
- Non-Toxic Bathroom Cleaning & Homemade Soft Scrub Recipe
- Spring Cleaning Challenge: Declutter Around the House
Thanks again for joining me on this journey towards Green Cleaning all around our homes!
Go here to read all the posts in the 31 Days to Green Clean series.
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Thank you so much for this series. At the start of the month, I used one homemade green item: laundry detergent. Thanks to you, I end the month with homemade green handsoap, 409-type spray, Lysol-type spray, Barkeeper’s Friend-type scrub, dishwasher detergent, dishwasher rinse aid, anti-static dryer balls, and ideas for many more chemical-free and dirt-cheap ways to clean. Any chance your next series could be about homemade green personal care items? Thanks, again. Judy
Hi Judy,
You’re welcome! I’m so glad you enjoyed the series! 🙂 Thanks so much for sharing your experience with us, that is so awesome! I’m so proud of you for making all the changes to your cleaners.
I would love to cover homemade green personal care products, but that is something I’m still working on myself! 🙂 Maybe sometime next year!
Here are a few links to some homemade personal care products I use:
Homemade Deodorant: http://www.liverenewed.com/2012/07/homemade-deodorant-recipe.html
Homemade Face Cleanser: http://www.liverenewed.com/2012/01/homemade-natural-face-cleanser-oil-cleansing-method.html
Homemade Shampoo & Conditioner: http://www.liverenewed.com/2010/02/change-challenge-no-poo-the-natural-way-to-clean-your-hair.html
Hope that helps to get you started!
Let me know if you ever have any questions,
~Emily