February 11, 2008
· Filed under Baking Soda, Home Cleaning, Salt, green living · Tagged environmentaly friendly, Green Home, green living, natural cleaning
A green home is a healthy home; free of toxins with fresh air and a clean environment for our families. A green home is also an environmentally friendly home with reduced energy use, conscience recycling efforts and sustainable living habits.
Creating a green home is easier then you think.
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November 22, 2007
· Filed under Home Cleaning, Salt · Tagged green living, Home Cleaning, natural cleaning, Salt
More uses for Salt:
- Polish up your tarnished copper pots by using a little salt and vinegar. Sprinkle the pots with salt. Then with a cloth dipped in vinegar, scour your pots until the tarnished is gone. Wash as normal.
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October 1, 2007
· Filed under Baking Soda, Natural Beauty Products, Salt · Tagged Baking Soda, DIY, Do IT Yourself, Natual Beauty Products, Table Salt, Whiten Teeth, Whiten Teeth Naturally

Why use those chemicals to whiten your teeth when you probably have the ingredients on hand to do it naturally.
All you need:
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August 29, 2007
· Filed under Natural Beauty Products, Salt, Skin Care

Table salt is an inexpensive way to treat your body to a nice relaxing delight. Salt can be used to relieve dry itchy skin and reduce the oiliness of oily skin. Salt, along with baking soda, can make an excellent toothpaste that is great at fighting plaque and is a natural whitener.
10 ways to use salt as a health and beauty product
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August 27, 2007
· Filed under Home Cleaning, Natural Stain Removers, Salt

From stained carpet to tarnished copper; salt can do the job of cleaning your home. Salt is tough enough to tackle your hardest cleaning projects including polishing your sinks, removing stains in your carpet and revitalizing your word furniture.
10 ways to use salt to clean your home.
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June 24, 2007
· Filed under Home Cleaning, Natural Stain Removers, Salt

Salt is a wonderful stain remover. With salt you can remove grease stains, ink stains, blood stains and more. Using salt in your laundry will also help preserve bright colors and reduce the yellowing of white clothing.
10 ways to use salt to clean your laundry
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June 22, 2007
· Filed under Home Cleaning, Salt

We all know how difficult it can be to keep our kitchens clean with high traffic, spills, drips, dirty dishes, and greasy pans. It seems like it is a never ending battle sometimes. Thankfully our ordinary table salt can be of greater use other than seasoning our foods.
10 Ways to Use Salt to Clean Your Kitchen
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June 22, 2007
· Filed under Home Cleaning, Natural Beauty Products, Salt, Skin Care

The last several articles have been about using baking soda for various household cleaning tasks including the kitchen, bathroom, laundry room and a few other uses such as, taking care of your kids and pets and as a beauty product.
To continue with our “No more chemical cleaners” series, we are going to shift to table salt and its many uses around your home.
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