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Natural Home: The Clean Living Guide

gumroad   $17.00   by sovereignlifeguides
65d old

The cleaning products under most people's sinks contain ingredients they cannot pronounce, sourced from processes they don't know about, doing things to their health and the environment that take years to show up.This guide takes a different approach. Every ingredient is explained — where it comes from, what it does, what it breaks down into, and whether you can make it at home. No blanket "natural" claims. Just ingredients you understand.What's inside:Section 1 — The Ingredient Guide: Full explanations of every ingredient used, including a proper introduction to castile soap (what it actually is and why it outperforms synthetic detergents), the honest story on hydrogen peroxide (clean chemistry — breaks down to water and oxygen, zero residue), washing soda's genuinely natural mineral origin (mined as natron since ancient Egypt), and a clear never-mix safety guide.Section 2 — The Recipe Library: 17 tested recipes covering every room — all-purpose kitchen spray, stone-safe spray for marble and granite, heavy-duty degreaser, oven cleaner paste, dishwasher powder, daily shower spray, tile and grout scrub, toilet cleaner, mould spray, glass cleaner, laundry detergent (makes 40 loads), stain pre-treatment, fabric softener, floor cleaners, furniture polish, and a full cold-process castile soap recipe for those who want to go further.Section 3 — Toxic Ingredient Guide: What SLS, quats, phthalates, triclosan, and synthetic fragrance actually are and why they are worth replacing.Section 4 — Clean Commercial Alternatives: The brands that publish full ingredient lists and use plant-derived or mineral-origin surfactants — including AU brands Ecostore, Simply Clean, and Koala Eco.Section 5 — Starter Shopping List: Everything you need with US and AU Amazon links.Includes a 3-week transition checklist — replace products as they run out, not all at once.Book Five of The Sovereign Life Series.

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