How to Make Homemade Cleaning Solution Recipes (with Printable Labels)
In today’s post, I will give you some simple homemade cleaning solution recipes that are easy and really work! I have also included a link for free printable cleaning labels for your bottles with the recipe included so you won’t have to search!
Are you someone who is obsessed with cleaning, I am not, but I do love a good spring cleaning? When the weather turns and the sun starts shining in on my winter mess especially!
I like to say my house is clean but cluttered! There is always a project on my kitchen table and a painting project smack dab in the middle of my living room, but I clean and tidy daily.
Spring cleaning is different though. It’s like washing away the ugly winter drudge and letting the sunshine in through the clean windows!
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February is a month for cleaning and organization and this blog hop is dedicated to inspiring and helping you unleash your own cleaning and organizing brilliance.
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Homemade Cleaning Solution Recipes
Some of the reasons I love making my own homemade cleaning solution recipes are because I can control the strength and because I can save so much money over buying premade solutions.
- All-Purpose Cleaner Recipe
1 Part Water
1 Part Vinegar
10-15 Drops of your favorite essential oil
Mix in a spray bottle and label (Printable labels download available in this post)
- Glass Cleaner Recipe
1/2 Cup of Distilled Vinegar
1/2 Cup of rubbing alcohol
1/4 Cup of water
Mix in a spray bottle and label
- Tile Floor Cleaner
1 Gallon of very hot water
1 -2 Tblsp of Tide original powder
Mix in your Ocedar spin mop tub
I also use this same mixture to clean my baseboards and window sills
- Cleaning Wipes Recipe
2 Cups Water
1/2 Cup Distilled Vinegar
1 tsp Castile Soap ( I like the lavender scent)
Mix this solution in a sealable container and submerge paperless towels inside. Pull one out and ring the solution into the container and use.
Wash the paperless towel and replace it.
This solution lasts a long time.
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- Homemade Shower Cleaner
1-2 Tblsp Dawn dish soap
1/2 Cup Distilled vinegar
1/4 Cup Water
Use a scotch pad-handled cleaning wand for this and keep it in your shower. You can clean while you shower and keep your shower sparkling.
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- DIY Toilet Cleaner
1/2 tsp Castile Soap
3/4 Cup Baking soda
1/2 Cup Warm Water (warm to dissolve the baking soda)
10 Drops of tea tree essential oil
Mix this in a container that you can squeeze out of onto the toilet.
I repurpose my dawn dish soap bottles for this.
- Carpet Spot Cleaner DIY
1 Part Dawn original dish soap
2 parts hydrogen peroxide
ALWAYS spot-test this on your rug or carpet before cleaning a large spill.
- Homemade Poo Spray
Last, but certainly not least. LOL
I couldn’t write all of these homemade cleaning solution recipes without including Homemade Poo Spray now could I?
I never thought I would be putting the word poo on my blog, but I think this is for a good cause!
This could also be used as DIY toilet paper spray as well!
In a 3 oz bottle,
1 Tblsp Rubbing alcohol
25-40 drops of essential oil ( You can order oils in some of your favorite candle scents and add those)
Fill the rest of the bottle with water and shake well before each use.
Download Your Free Printable Labels Here
Spring Cleaning Tools you need
It’s about that time again, and I am ready for it!
Spring cleaning time that is! My windows are open today, but there is a muddy mess outside so I am not going to start in today on my spring cleaning routine but I love getting my recipes ready!
I use these cleaning recipes all year long because they are inexpensive, smell great, and work!
Here are a few of my absolute spring cleaning MUST HAVES!
Tools You’ll Need – LInks
Frequently Asked Questions about Homemade Cleaning Solution Recipes
How Do you clean a Granite Composite Sink?
I found the answer to this by accident because I always keep my Sugar Cookie Scrub next to my sink to use on my hands after I do the dishes.
Lately, I had noticed some white spots on my brown granite composite sink for a few weeks, and wiping it with soap and scrubbing it with brushes wasn’t working so I got my Sugar Cookie Scrub out and scrubbed the sink with it and it came sparkling clean and looks brand new.
It hasn’t looked this good since I moved in, and I couldn’t be happier about it!
I will make a sugar scrub without the cookie nip for future cleaning use!
Do Homemade cleaning solutions work?
Absolutely! I have been using my homemade solutions exclusively, and have for years with no issues and they work great.
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Amy, I love these homemade recipes. I like to make my own. I am going to tweak my glass cleaner recipe to add the rubbing alcohol to it. Love your recipes and will have to add them to some of mine. Great information!
Thank you for all of these recipes, I can’t wait to try a few! So nice of you to add the free printable labesl!! Pinning now!
Great post Amy!! I love all the recipes you have here. OMG, yes the spin mop is my ride or die!!
Such great recipes Amy, I cant wait to try them.
I’ve never tried to make my own cleaning solutions, but your recipes look so easy. I may give it a try, yet!
Niky
I’m a convert! I’m even breaking down and getting the spin mop. Love the idea of these recipes and eliminating the chemicals.
I make a lot of my own cleaning products too but you’ve got some that I didn’t know about. I’m anxious to give them a try. I also love the printables.
Amy – Such great info and details. I can’t wait to try. I’m so tired of collecting and wasting plastic containers from store bought cleaners. I can’t believe how many different solutions you can make. Oh and your labels are adorable, clean and attractive.
These are amazing ideas Amy! Definitely one to PIN for later! 📌 Thank you for sharing
Thanks for sharing so many great cleaning recipes, Amy. I make my own shower cleaner, and have made my own laundry detergent in the past. I absolutely love the printable labels! Thanks so much for sharing those!
Amy, this is wonderful! So many new recipes for me to try. I make a couple like glass cleaner and floor cleaner but you have opened me up to so many more that I can not wait to try. Thanks for sharing.
I love making my own counter and window cleaners, but you have even more recipes I can’t wait to try. Love the “clean” look of your labels too! 😊
This is awesome. I love homemade cleaning supplies-and these labels are so cute. Hugs to you, my friend.
These are such great recipes. I am going to have to give some of them a try! The printables are a perfect addition too! Thanks for sharing!
Absolutely love this article. Your step-by-step guide on making homemade cleaning solutions is absolutely fantastic. It’s not only eco-friendly but also budget-friendly, making cleaning a breeze. Thank you for sharing these fantastic recipes.
First off, major kudos to the author for simplifying the process. The printable labels are a game-changer. I’m curious to know if anyone has a favorite cleaning recipe from the blog? I’m always on the lookout for new concoctions to try.