21 DIY Cleaning Products That Will Save You So Much Money

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It’s common place in our busy society to use store bought cleaning supplies in your everyday. But what if I told you, you could save a ton of money by DIYing your own. Plus your home will smell amazing!

Homemade cleaning supplies are super easy to make, healthier for you and cost a fraction of what you pay for the store bought items. In fact you probably have most of the ingredients in your pantry right now. 

80% of the store bought cleaning supplies are filled with chemicals that aren’t healthy for you, aren’t necessary and cost a fortune.  Why pay the high price for store bought cleaning supplies when you can easily make your own for a fraction of the cost? Here are 21 easy to make, amazing DIY cleaning products that you can use to clean your home. 

21 DIY Cleaning Products That Will Save You So Much Money:

1. The Best DIY Dishwasher Tablets – Intoxicated On Life

You will need: 

• Washing Soda
• Borax
• Epsom Salt

2. Toilet Bowl Bombs – Clean Mama

You will need: 

• Baking Soda
• Citric Acid
• Essential Oils

3. Magic Erasers – 100 Days Of Organization 

You will need: 

• Melamine Sponges
• Borax
• Baking Soda

4. Homemade Disinfectant Spray- One Essential Community

You will need: 

• Vodka or Rubbing Alcohol
• Essential Oils
• Spray Bottle

5. DIY All Purpose Cleaner – Acsension Kitchen

You will need: 

• Distilled Water
• Essential Oils
• Spray Bottle

6. Reusable Dryer Sheets – Mom 4 Real

You will need: 

• Multi – Purpose Wipes
• Water
• Fabric Softener

7. Homemade Bleach Alternative – Don’t Waste The Crumbs

You will need: 

• Baking Soda
• Lemon Juice
• Lemon Essential Oil

8. Homemade Febreze – Inspirational Momma

You will need: 

• Downy Unstoppables
• Spray Bottle
• Vinegar

9. Homemade Swiffer Cloths – Far From Normal

You will need: 

• Cloth Diapers
• Microfiber Cloths
• Sewing Machine

10. Homemade Tub & Tile Cleaner – Mindful Momma

You will need: 

• Vinegar
• Castile Soap
• Essential Oils

11. Homemade Fabric Softener – One Good Thing by Jillee

You will need: 

• Vinegar
• Water
• Suave Rosemary & Mint Conditioner

12. Baby Laundry Soap – Whole New Mom

You will need: 

• Baby Castile Soap
• Washing Soda
• Baking Soda

13. Laundry Sauce – Budget 101

You will need: 

• Fels Naptha Soap
• Washing Soda
• Baking Soda

14. Homemade DishSoap – Happy Money Saver

You will need: 

• Castile Soap
• Fractionated Coconut Oil
• Essential Oils

15. Bathroom Cleaner – Natural Green Mom

You will need: 

• Vinegar
• Alcohol
• Essential Oils

16. Peppermint Shower Spray – Clean Mama

You will need: 

• Spray Bottle
• Alcohol
• Essential Oils

17. Cleaning Wipes – One Essential Community

You will need: 

• Spray Bottle
• Castile Soap
• Essential Oils

18. Stainless Steel Cleaner – Life-n-Reflection 

You will need: 

• Spray Bottle
• Alcohol
• Essential Oils

19. Lavender Laundry Detergent – Wendy Polisi

You will need: 

• Castile Soap
• Baking Soda
• Essential Oils

20. Garbage Disposal Refresher – Sarah Titus

You will need: 

• Castile Soap
• Baking Soda
• Essential Oils

21. Linen Spray – Clean and Scentsible

You will need: 

• Water
• Alcohol
• Essential Oils

Do you want your home to smell amazing?

This is super easy. You need a diffuser and essential oils. In our home we use orange essential oil, clove essential oil and vanilla.  Add water to your diffuser than add 10-15 drops of your choice or combination of essential oils. Press start on your diffuser and get ready for amazing.  Plus the essential oils help disinfect your home while making it smell great. 

Scented vinegar for cleaning

Vinegar is an amazing addition to any natural cleaning collection.  Did you know you can scent your vinegar?  It’s real easy to do.  For citrus scented vinegar fill a jar with citrus peels and vinegar.  For lavender infused vinegar add lavender and vinegar to your jar.  You can also scent vinegar with pine needles and rosemary.   Essential oils are also great when wanting to scent vinegar. 

When using peels, flowers, branches and plants to scent your vinegar, the longer you let the vinegar sit the stronger the particular smell will be.  Scented vinegar can be used in homemade cleaning solutions and recipes.