Raid your drawers for old stockings
Make your own dryer balls using yarn and stockings, and save money on dryer sheets.
Stock up on hydrogen peroxide
Hydrogen peroxide (& vinegar too, for that matter) is a natural cleaner for most anything - like toys.
Start saving your citrus peels
Use citrus-infused vinegar to naturally disinfect and clean dirty areas around your home - free!
Mix up a spray to help with dusting
Before you start dusting every crevice and corner like a mad person, make it easier with this!
Gather all your old, ratty t-shirts
Old t-shirts are amazing for DIY reusable disinfectant wipes, fabric softener pads, etc.
Buy enough aluminum foil to coat your sink
Sound like a random amount? Once you see this instant silver cleaning trick you'll understand.
Have a few extra ice cube trays on hand
Whether you're making toilet cleaner bombs like these or washing tablets, ice trays are a must.
Clean out a few mason jars
Keep mason jars handy for easy DIY cleaning mixes, like this popular laundry sauce.
Get an extra toothbrush for grout
Cleaning grout doesn't have to be hard (with THESE tips), but a toothbrush will make it very easy.
Gather an arsenal of favorite essential oils
Essential oils are (ahem) essential to any good DIY cleaner, like this natural linen spray.
