Natural, No Toxin Cleaning - make your own natural products

This lecture kickstarts our natural cleaning journey into the kitchen.

We start off with an easy recipe that you will use in every room of the house, but particularly the kitchen. This spray saves you money, is all natural, works well on all surfaces and smells great too! See the ingredient list for the 3 ingredients you'll need.

A handy all-purpose spray for all over the house (and kitchen) for people who don't like the smell of vinegar or would prefer not to use vinegar on their surfaces.

Did you know that you actually need to clean your dishwasher occasionally to make it smell fabulous and clean better? Try this very easy and eco-friendly recipe to do just that.

Easy, natural dishwashing liquid soap that you can use for all your kitchen pots, pans and plates. I love it for wiping down benchtops too!

Use this to clean and sterilize benchtops with a beautiful, streak-free finish.

If you avoid cleaning the oven because of the toxic chemicals in traditional oven cleaners, try this all natural method which really works and... you don't need to wear a mask or air out the kitchen for hours!

Learn how to unblock a drain/kitchen sink without any of the nasty chemicals and just a little elbow grease.

You can go and buy produce wash for your fruit and vegetables, but it's expensive and usually comes in a plastic bottle OR you could DIY your produce wash in 2 seconds at home and always have some on hand. This is sooo easy and great for keeping your family healthy and happy.

These tablets are one of my favourite natural recipes to make! They are fun to whip up and set in a mold with your choice of fragrance and they really work on all kinds of dirty dishes. You might need a bit of trial and error with the adding of the vinegar, but once you get it, they are well worth it.

A quick video on removing and storing these tablets. They pop out very easily from the silicone molds.

This plastic-free laundry liquid is very easy to make - so easy it's practically not a recipe! It works and smells however you would like it to!

If you like the fresh smell of soap (like I do!), this is the laundry powder for you. It cleans well and leaves you with that old-fashioned clean laundry smell.

This recipe is a laundry powder with more of a boost! Great for dirty kids' clothes or stained work clothes.

Natural, easy stain remover for your clothes and fabrics.

This natural fabric softener is so easy that I haven't even done a demonstration in the video! Try this out for soft and fragrant clothes.

Do you love spraying the clothing and then hearing the PSHHHH sound when you start ironing? Try this amazing ironing spray for crisp, fragrant clothes and BONUS -  it makes a very nice air freshener too.

This bleach substitute is such a good option for avoiding those bleach fumes and getting your whites whiter.

Don't want to give up the foaming pump pack of lovely soap in the bathroom? Sick of bar soap that goes gluggy next to the basin? Try this foaming soap that will have everyone washing their hands more often.

Mould could possibly be the hardest thing to clean around the place and why does it just love bathrooms? I know the answer, but just being rhetorical. Try this DIY mould cleaner to actually kill the mould, not just mask it with bleach.

Natural, sweet-smelling toilet cleaner spray that you can whip out quickly and easily whenever you need.

These bombs are really THE BOMB! Easy and fun to make, all natural and you can just throw one in the toilet and walk away for the laziest clean ever. These have to go on the 'must make' list.

This cleaner can be used EVERYWHERE in the bathroom. It's great to spray on the shower tiles after each shower to combat soap scum or to do a once over with a scrubbing brush.

A soapier, sudsier cleaner if that is what you prefer.

Our final section is filled with recipes that can be used in different rooms of the house.

Use this super-easy air freshener recipe to freshen your home. The alcohol helps the oil and water 'bind' and not separate and also has the added benefit of killing germs!

This is the recipe to use when you want to remove labels from jars and bottles so you can reuse them. It's magic!

This recipe is great because with a bit of a sprinkle here and there you can have your whole house smelling fresh and clean. Use on carpets, sofas and mattresses.

An easy and natural way to get rid of marks and stains on your fabric sofas and mattresses.

Not only does this do a wonderful job on glass and mirrored surfaces, but it makes your whole home smell amazingly fresh too!

This DIY magic eraser is amazing on scuff marks on walls and doors - fantastic if you have little ones that tend to draw where they shouldn't.

Learn how to clean and sanitise your home with pantry staples. This is a great place to start with natural cleaning or just some good tricks to know when you don't have time to mix up more complex recipes. I use these one hit wonders all around my home for spot cleaning and swear by them!