Green Recipes for Home and Health

Posted by submissive guide on Tuesday Aug 17, 2010 Under Uncategorized

These days there are so many chemicals out on the market that we don’t really know what kind of damage they can do to our bodies most importantly, as well as our clothes, furniture and so on. One of the biggest causes of health problems is allergic reactions to these chemicals. It’s time to get back to nature and here is a little help to get started. Recipes were gathered from various resources on the internet and personal collection.

Shopping List for Natural Cleaning Supplies:

  • Baking Soda, Bicarbonate of Soda, Sodium Bicarbonate
  • Beeswax – Turns formulas into pastes for shining and waxing.
  • Bon Ami Cleaning Powder – contains only soap and ground feldspar and is safe for your home.
  • Borax, Sodium Bromate – Loosens dirt and stains while removing odors.
  • Cedar Chips
  • Chalk
  • Clay Powder – Very mild abrasive. Good to use with essential oils for powdered cleaning formulas.
  • Club Soda
  • Containers, various sizes made out of glass and/or plastic.
  • Cotton and hemp cleaning cloths.
  • Cotton mops with wooden handles.
  • Essential Oils: (These are some of the most commonly used.)
    • ~ Eucalyptus Oil – Disinfects.
    • ~ Lavender Oil – Disinfects. Calming.
    • ~ Lemon, Orange, Grapefruit Oils – Degreasers
    • ~ Lime Oil – Degreaser, and general cleaner.
    • ~ Pine Oil – Disinfects, degreaser.
    • ~ Tea Tree Oils – Disinfects. Effective against bacteria.
    • ~ White Cedar Oil – Disinfects. Uplifting scent.
  • Kitty Litter
  • Lanolin – Natural oil extracted from wool that restores the the natural sheen of some fibers. It also can act as a water repellant.
  • Lemon, Lime, or Grapefruit Juice – Antibacterial, acidic, and smell great.
  • Natural sponges.
  • Olive & Carnauba Oils – Wood cleaners.
  • Pineapple
  • Potato
  • Pumice – Ground volcanic rock. Abrasive.
  • Pure Unscented Bulk Castile Soap
  • Spray Bottle
  • Whisk broom with natural bristles.
  • White Vinegar – Choose one (Want to read more...)
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I like the header of our exciting new group blogger venture:
“A BDSM Haven for BDSM Bloggers”.

It made me think of just what a haven was and so I decided to look it up.

From the American Psychological Association (APA):

haven. (n.d.). Dictionary.com Unabridged (v 1.1). Retrieved August 23, 2008, from Dictionary.com website: http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/haven

Dictionary.com Unabridged (v 1.1) -

ha•ven

–noun

1. a harbor or port.

2. any place of shelter and safety; refuge; asylum.

–verb (used with object)

3. to shelter, as in a haven.

It’s like the expression – “a port in any storm”.

This feels like having a new home where we can feel safe and yet still share exciting thoughts and ideas with each other and the universe around us. A sharing of our own inner universes as well.

There are so many places where sex bloggers can congregate together, but how about the bdsm bloggers? The kinky bloggers? The fetish bloggers? And everything in between?

Yes, kinkysexlink.com is a brave new world indeed, where people of every kink, fetish, and inclination – no matter HOW they define themselves – be they kinkster, sub, Dom or Domme, switchy Switch, roaming fetishist, trans, queer and every heteroflexible combination possible – can say:

“YES…this is my home”.

So the dungeon fires are softly lit, the comfy couches are out, all manner of tea and comforts set up for everyone.

Come on in.

We’re waiting for you.

Angel :)

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