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"It being Earth Day and me being a bit of a cleaning freak, I wanted to share with you my favorite eco-friendly tips. Being green doesn&amp;#039;t mean investing in designer soaps and spending a fortune on non-toxic sanitizers\u2014in fact, you probably have just about everything you need in your cupboard. I pretty much clean my whole house with vinegar and baking soda, and not only am I free from worry about my baby swallowing harmful chemicals, my cleaning products cost a fraction of what&amp;#039;s out there in the market. Bathroom Cleaners Tub and Sink: Baking soda gently scrubs away grime and stains Toilet and Floors: Combine one-part water with one-part vinegar in a spray bottle (add a little essential oil if the smell of vinegar is overpowering) to wipe away messes. Mirrors: Wipe with a towel while it&amp;#039;s still steamy from the shower and your mirror with sparkle\u2014no cleaner needed, and no streaks! Kitchen Cleaners Sink, Stove and Microwave: Scrub with baking soda and rinse clean with the water and vinegar spray, if needed Refrigerator and Cabinets: The water and vinegar spray scours away food spills in seconds Floors: Fill your bucket with water, vinegar and a little non-detergent soap. Mop away! Dusting Microfiber cloths misted with a bit of water tackle dust bunnies better than a spray.  Happy (eco-friendly) cleaning! "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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