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DIY: 4 eco-friendly products to clean your home

DIY: 4 eco-friendly products to clean your home It's cheaper, zero-waste, and keeps your cupboards clear! With La Maison du Zéro Déchet

06/16/2019 8:34 AM

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128 comments

  • Nelson L.
    03/23/2020 18:05

    Ha! Just about time too! Just as we have so much disease now! There’s little to do, just clean the whole home!!!🤣

  • Bojana M.
    03/22/2020 20:46

    None of this works now with coronavirus

  • Julia S.
    03/22/2020 06:51

    Yeap I used white vinegar and bicarbonate will get some of that soap now as well. Thanks

  • Elyse D.
    03/22/2020 03:33

    What is Black soap and where do you buy it? Is similar to Fells Naptha soap?

  • Fay P.
    03/22/2020 00:05

    Black soap ?

  • Aalekh B.
    03/21/2020 19:40

    What the fuck is a black soap?

  • Terri W.
    03/21/2020 15:54

    NO vinegar on shelves in my town😜

  • Jeanette L.
    03/21/2020 12:30

    Great advice. I dont suppose it's possible to obtain the guy in the ad as well? For cleaning purposes only of course! As if.....!

  • Hajera M.
    03/21/2020 11:20

    Excellent tips

  • Jessie G.
    03/21/2020 10:28

    Awesome tips but it would be more effective zero waste message to have a cotton dish cloth rather than a kitchen sponge.

  • Jennifer L.
    08/07/2019 12:11

    Just a caution about leaving bars of soap in cupboards as insect repellent. Rats got into my drawers of quilt fabrics carefully stored with soap - they gnawed the soap & left a horrible mess as well as totally freaking me out as had never had a problem before. Apparently they like the fat in soap in winter 😱. Lesson learned !

  • Melissa L.
    07/30/2019 12:57

    ....richtig gute Tipps

  • Carole D.
    07/19/2019 18:14

    By the way I would like to add that the savon de Marseille (the real one made with olive oil not palm oil!), is just a great soap. I am 50 and this is what I have used for... 50 years. I comes in 500g block , just cut a bit of it. You can also grate it and make washing machine detergent. Just add a bit of essential oil for a nice odour.

  • Faye J.
    07/15/2019 14:49

    xx

  • Itzhak V.
    07/14/2019 20:36

    Para lavar la cafetera, perro.

  • John H.
    07/14/2019 20:29

    are the soaps sold locally?

  • Carola B.
    07/14/2019 19:09

    "Savon Noir is made by a process of combining soaped olive oil and black olive paste. The product has the consistency of a thick paste that when combined with water foams and soaps. What is interesting, is that it is not actually black, as its name suggests. Savon Noir is brown with a tint of amber, and when applied on the skin, it becomes totally transparent."

  • Patricia B.
    07/14/2019 18:19

    What is black soap?

  • Eddie M.
    07/14/2019 17:37

    What did he say ¿

  • Koly N.
    07/14/2019 17:19

    Perle Hantalalao Ramaromanana ireo misy fikafika e 😉

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