Floor cleaner with castile soap

This homemade floor cleaner smells AMAZING, won't leave streaks, contains safe ingredients and can be used on all floor types.

If you're looking to naturally clean your tile floors, this homemade tile floor cleaner doesn't use vinegar, which makes it safe for all types of tiles.

How to use castile soap to make the very best homemade natural cleaners. With one bottle of Dr. Bronner's castile soap make over 15 natural cleaning recipes.

Discover these genius castile soap uses so you can start using this eco-friendly and versatile soap around your entire home!

According to their website, there are actually 18 uses for Dr. Bronner's Castile soap, but to keep things simple I’ll give you my top 10 favorite.

A simple, natural DIY natural hardwood and tile floor cleaner that really works and effectively cleans! I've included 3 different recipes for you here so you can choose which one works best for you and your budget.

Dilute! Dilute! OK! But how much? Here is a quick reference for using Dr. Bronner's Pure-Castile Liquid Soap.

As I told you not too long ago, when we moved into this rental house here in Tennessee, it was my first time to ever have wood floors. And we don’t just have one room with wood floors; the house has more wood floors than carpet! So this is a new territory for me andRead More

Tackle dirt, grease and grime on your floors with this DIY citrus floor cleaner. This solution features citrus fruit, vinegar and castile soap — three ingredients that make an excellent trio for cleaning vinyl, laminate and tile flooring. Learn how to make this basic floor cleaner product below.

The kitchen floor is one of the most heavily used areas in the home. Very quickly the kitchen floor can accumulate stains, spills, crumbs, and dust. With the large amount of build-up that can quickly accumulate comes the need for frequent cleaning. A great way to keep your kitchen floors clean and in top shape is…