Tutorial - How to Clean Pans Using Natural Ingredients

Easy, enjoyable, and will extend the life of your pans and pots

Tutorial at The Seaman Mom Blog

"I’ve had this super duper teflon pan for a few good months now and I simply love it! I use it for cooking almost anything so it’s had its share of “abusing”; maybe that’s why I find it really hard to clean it properly.  I hate scrubbing as it may lead to scratches and eventually ruin my pots and pans (which have a few scratches already, from the stove grates), so I used give them a gentle clean, not much scrubbing involved, using the store bought cleaning products (I tried all of them!). Nothing left my beloved pan the way I wanted it: spotless".... Read more

Tutorial - Clean Your Microwave Without Chemicals

Easy, natural way to wipe out microwave grime without much effort

Tutorial at The Seaman Mom Blog

"I have a pretty old microwave who’s been sitting “dormant” for ages until I’ve decided to part ways with my seaman days and settle down on land. This is when the poor microwave has started to be very used and sometimes abused (when a certain blogger discovered the joys of baking brownies in a cup). And since I’m always in a rush the quickest way to heat the food is my poor microwave. It leaves such a mess sometimes".... Read more

Tutorial - How to Make Natural Toilet Cleaner

Alternative to get the job done without bringing toxic fumes into your home

Tutorial at The Seaman Mom Blog

"I don’t know about you but I love cleaning the toilet! What I hate about it is that it usually takes so much time to make it look spotless and only after I try a couple of toilet cleaners that are packed with unhealthy chemicals and I scrub the life out of me. When I leave the bathroom I am basically intoxicated and unable to function for a while. As you may have noticed, I’m very much into green stuff lately, for my house and my family".... Read more

Tutorial - How to Make an All Purpose Household Cleaner

A non toxic cleaner for your home

Orange Peel Vinegar Tutorial at Simple Living Blog

"All you will need is a bottle of white vinegar and some orange peels and a big glass jar. Half fill the glass jar with vinegar add the orange peels as you eat the oranges, just keep adding them to the jar until full. Top up with vinegar to cover orange peels if necessary then just leave for at least 6-8 weeks or longer if you wish and the vinegar will smell more like orange peels and the colour from the orange peels will colour the vinegar. Strain and bottle and use as an all purpose cleaner".... Read more