Want a Safer Way to Clean?
So now you're saying - Does Thieves Household Cleaner really work? Watch this quick 4 minute video and see her clean up chicken juice and the toilet all with the same cleaner.
Thieves Household Cleaner is safe to use on various surfaces including: windows, refinished porcelain, glass, granite, stainless steel, copper, cast iron, or varnished wood. However, Thieves cleaner is not intended for cleaning vinyl or soft plastic surfaces.
Pro Tip: do a spot test on desired surfaces. Wait 5 minutes and then be amazed at how gentle it is to clean ALL your surfaces.
As I'm saying - this cleaner can do so much. Check out Young Living's blog on 8 Bathroom Cleaning Hacks with Thieves Household Cleaner.
Now Let's Talk Saving Money
Friends don't let friends over spend. PEROID. We can't go any further without me explaining how this is the most cost-effective non-toxic cleaner on the market. Just erase any perceived thoughts that living a toxin-free life needs to be expensive.
Thieves Household Cleaner can and will replace ALL other cleaning products, saving you time and money and space under your sink.
Thieves Household Cleaner is HEAVILY concentrate - meaning that bottle will last MONTHS. Here's an easy dilution chart for your reference as you dive head first into a toxin-free home. (Though it doesn't have to be exact at all - check out this YouTube by Young Living for more information.)
Diluted 1:30, one bottle of Thieves Household Cleaner concentrate will make more than 28 - 450mL bottles of cleaner. That is less than $1 per bottle. That is for each bottle of completely natural, non-toxic and very effective cleaning solution for every room in your home.
Here are some quick dilution ratios:
- Light Degreasing (1:60) - 1 capful cleaner to 4 cups water
- Medium Degreasing (1:30) - 1 capful cleaner to 2 cups water
- Heavy Degreasing (1:15) - 1 capful cleaner to 1 cup water
- Pot & Pans (1:100) - 1/3 capful cleaner to 3 cups water
- Hand Cleaner (1:1) - 1/2 cup cleaner to 1/2 cup water
- Floors (1:100) - 1 capful cleaner to 6.5 cups water
- Walls (1:30) - 1 capful cleaner to 2 cups water
- Fabric & Carpet (1:40) - 1 capful cleaner to 2 cups water
- Glass (1:320) - 1 capful cleaner to 5 quarts water
- Laundry - 1 capful cleaner per load in place of detergent
Who is ready to switch to Thieves Household Cleaner and ditch those toxic cleaners?
Not sure what to do? Click here to get started.
As Always, I'm here to support you.
Your Oily Girlfriend
Jennifer
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