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What would be a safe, non-toxic product, that I can use?
By admin | March 15, 2010
Topics: Cleaning & Laundry |
Chihuahua Addict Love My Babies asked:
I was hoping someone can suggest or help me find a Non-Toxic Natural product, that I can use to clean my Ceramic Tile floors, that I preferably don’t have to rinse off after I put it on. I have indoor dogs and I want to make sure that any product that I use, will not be harmful or toxic to them! Does anyone have any recommendations you can give me? Thanks!
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I was hoping someone can suggest or help me find a Non-Toxic Natural product, that I can use to clean my Ceramic Tile floors, that I preferably don’t have to rinse off after I put it on. I have indoor dogs and I want to make sure that any product that I use, will not be harmful or toxic to them! Does anyone have any recommendations you can give me? Thanks!
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Hi, you can make up a Eucalyptus tile cleanser that works great. And won’t harm your animals.
This fresh, tangy powder leaves kitchen and bathroom tiles shiny and clean.
1/2 cup pure soap flakes
1 cup chalk or diatomaceous earth
1 cup baking soda
1 tsp. essential oil of eucalyptus (available at health-food or aromatherapy stores)
1. In a small bowl crush the soap flakes with the back of a spoon until powdered (or whirl them in a blender). Mix the chalk or diatomaceous earth and the baking soda, breaking up any lumps.
2. Sprinkle the essential oil over the surface of the powdered mixture and stir in with the spoon. Continue stirring for several minutes to disperse the oil throughout the mixture, then spoon the mixture into a screw-top jar or can that has had small holes punched in the lid.
3. Cover the holes in the lid with masking tape to keep the powder dry while it is stored. Let the mixture sit for a week before using so that the essential oil is thoroughly dispersed.
Hope that helps, take care,
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I like cleaning products called Methods..you just spray and wipe and they are all safe, nontoxic. Or you could just use a half white vinegar and half water solution, that will kill bacteria and clean too, the vinegar smell goes away in about 10 mins (I use the vinegar/water in a spray bottle and clean up after the dogs raw food, never had any problem with bacteria)
the above person mentioned essential oils, you should ask your vet first because some essential oils can be toxic to dogs and cats.
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We recently purchased a Shark Steam mop that cleans really well. There are other brands of steam mops as well that are designed similarly. All you use is water, and it cleans very well, no residue to worry about!
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Something simple, cheap, and harmless:
Mix 1 cup vinegar into 1 gallon of warm water and go for it. Don’t worry about the vinegar smell - it disappears when it dries.
However, never use undiluted or improperly diluted vinegar. Vinegar is acidic and can eat away at tile grout.
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I use once ‘n done sold at Lowes. It doesn’t imply that it is harmful to animals, and you don’t have to rinse it off. I am not sure if it would bother your allergies. One thing you could do is take the dogs shopping and have the maid do the floors. ha ha Still praying for you all and Zoe.
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Vinegar and water, 1 cup vinegar to one gal of water. this is what I do to mop my Porcelain tile flores.
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Or …. vinager and water does a decent job too and is safe as well. Hope that helps!