It's interesting to see what other people use/need for cleaning. For cleaning I only use vinegar, citric acid and Bicarbonate of soda. Vinegar is a great all round purpose cleaner and keeps windows and glass clean. I use Vinegar in my washing machine instead of fabric softener and on my hair instead of conditioner The citric acid and Bicarbonate of soda make toilet cleaning bombs. I use old T-shirts cut up as rags instead of paper towels and sponges. It is cheaper, safer, and much better for the environment
If I didn't have a toddler in nappies and carpets and had a combo washer rather than just washing machine, I wouldn't need the carpet cleaner or the bulky electric drying rack and at least one of bins. If I was more careful about drying my clothes and showering without a window open, I wouldn't need the mould cleaner either. I do use bicarb and vinegar for cleaning the kettle and the plug holes. And for the multi purpose cleaner, it is a refill which can fit in my purse and the cheapest of all the products. My laundry option is usually those tiny sheets you can get as they are also easier to carry and store. However, my dad brought this for me so I will use it. I wish refillable washing up liquid was more readily avaliable like shower gel and hand wash and now these laundry sheets are. I am heavily considering switching to two smaller bins 10L slim bins when we are out of nappies and no longer need wipes. But not yet. I can't wait though. I love finding smaller, similar or more purposeful items.
I hope so. I remind myself of you whenever I talk on video now. It is just so freaking cool, besides SageLife to know of another extreme minimalist in the UK!
It's interesting to see what other people use/need for cleaning.
For cleaning I only use vinegar, citric acid and Bicarbonate of soda.
Vinegar is a great all round purpose cleaner and keeps windows and glass clean. I use Vinegar in my washing machine instead of fabric softener and on my hair instead of conditioner
The citric acid and Bicarbonate of soda make toilet cleaning bombs.
I use old T-shirts cut up as rags instead of paper towels and sponges.
It is cheaper, safer, and much better for the environment
If I didn't have a toddler in nappies and carpets and had a combo washer rather than just washing machine, I wouldn't need the carpet cleaner or the bulky electric drying rack and at least one of bins. If I was more careful about drying my clothes and showering without a window open, I wouldn't need the mould cleaner either. I do use bicarb and vinegar for cleaning the kettle and the plug holes. And for the multi purpose cleaner, it is a refill which can fit in my purse and the cheapest of all the products. My laundry option is usually those tiny sheets you can get as they are also easier to carry and store. However, my dad brought this for me so I will use it. I wish refillable washing up liquid was more readily avaliable like shower gel and hand wash and now these laundry sheets are.
I am heavily considering switching to two smaller bins 10L slim bins when we are out of nappies and no longer need wipes. But not yet. I can't wait though. I love finding smaller, similar or more purposeful items.
*I forgot to show my toilet plunger. It was big and gross but I recently replaced it with something smaller and less grim lol.*
Another great video 🩷
I hope so. I remind myself of you whenever I talk on video now. It is just so freaking cool, besides SageLife to know of another extreme minimalist in the UK!
@extrememinimalism It's great to connect with other like minded individuals 🙂