More Homemade Cleaning Recipes to Save Your Pennies (Well…Dollars In This Case)

Make your own dishwasher soap, laundry soap (even HE), fabric softener, Windex, Fabreze, Chlorox Clean Up, rinse aid, daily shower cleaner & Carpet Fresh.  While searching around on Pinterest, a favorite past time of mine, I came across a great pin by Building It On Pennies on very simple to make these extremely inexpensive household recipes.

Check out just how many dollars you can save!

• Make a batch of dishwasher soap for $.78 that does 32 loads of dishes.
• Homemade Rinse Aid only $.04
• Daily shower cleaner – roughly $.11 a bottle that will last about 7 weeks
•  Fabreze – $.15 for 32 ounces!
• Spray bottle of Windex $.27
• Chlorox Clean Up – maybe $.02
• 160 loads of laundry soap for less than $6.  (The Duggar’s use this recipe also)
• 202 loads of fabric softener (a batch) it cost $1.26

Are you intrigued?  And the batched last so long that making these recipes in an every couple of months project so you will have plenty to last a long while.

My recommendation would be to start with 1 or 2 to spread any start up costs you may have if you need to buy spray bottles or buckets and such.  I think I will give the homemade fabric softener, laundry detergent and rinse aid a try since I am almost out of Tide and am out of fabric softener.

Ok, enough writing!  Here are the links:

Laundry Soap & Fabric Softener

All the rest of the recipes – original Pinterest link

Best of luck.  Please share you experiences with us!  We’d love to hear back from you.

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