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2. Eco-Friendly and Natural Cleaning Products: 14 Best Products

   www.healthline.com/health/organic-cleaning-products

   Best plant-based dish soap: Eco-Me Dish Soap. Best organic glass and window cleaner: Go by Greenshield Organic Glass Cleaner. Best vinegar-based glass and window cleaner: ECOS Window Cleaner. Best ...

3. Cleaning with Vinegar: 9 Eco-Friendly, Inexpensive ...

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   Let the vinegar sit for several minutes, then scrub and rinse away. Or, combine baking soda and vinegar to create a paste and scrub away tough grime. 5. Toilets. Pour 2 to 3 cups of undiluted ...

4. How to Clean Glasses Properly, and What Not to Do - Healthline

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   Run warm water over your glasses to get rid of dust or other things that might scratch the lenses. Use distilled water instead of water from a faucet if there’s hard water in your area. Wipe ...

5. Common Cleaning Products May Emit Dangerous Chemicals: Study

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   Researchers evaluated 28 glass and multipurpose cleaning products and two air freshener products for volatile organic compounds, or VOCs. VOCs are human-made chemicals used in paints, ...

6. Natural Cleaning: How to Make Your Own Green Cleaners - WebMD

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   Tackle Mildew in the Shower. Put 1/2 cup borax and 1/2 cup vinegar into a spray bottle and fill it with hot water, then spray it in the shower or bathtub and scrub. For a daily spray to prevent ...

7. I Scratched Up My Glasses, Now What? - WebMD

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   The best way to clean them is to use non-moisturizing liquid hand soap or dishwashing detergent. Paint thinner, glass cleaner, or nail polish remover are not recommended due to their chemical content.