Home
Free Newsletter
MB Natural Products
Testimonials
Tip of the Week
Ask Modern Betty
Modern Betty Blog
Upcoming Events
Modern Betty Party
Modern Betty Clean Naturally
Petroleum Revolution
Precaution Principle
Natural Fun Cleaning
Natural Cleaning Modern Betty Tips
Kitchen Cleaning
Bathroom
Natural Floors
Dust free home
Natural Laundry Tips
Vehicle
Natural Options Natural Ingredients
Essential Oils
Antibacterial Cleaners
Definition of Clean
Natural Air Freshener
Peroxide & Vinegar
Chemical Info Chemicals Unveiled
Exposure & Health
Chemicals and Kids
Chemical Labels
Chemical Misuse
The Environment Human Footprint
Consumerism
Natural Living
Frugal Living
Teaching Children
Directory Site Map
Contact Us
Survey

[?] Subscribe To This Site

XML RSS
Add to Google
Add to My Yahoo!
Add to My MSN
Subscribe with Bloglines

 




Peroxide and Vinegar: A Safe, Natural Alternative Disinfectant for your Home!






I wholeheartedly believe in the effectiveness and benefits of Natural Cleaning. I use Modern Betty’s “One & Only” All Natural Multipurpose Cleaner throughout my home. However, there are a few areas in my home that I feel require special attention because they are more likely to have germs. In these areas I use the Peroxide and Vinegar Combo.

Namely:


Kitchen Sink







Toilets




Cutting Boards







Door Knobs







Telephones







In my research I have come across this piece of information many times. A natural alternative to kill bacteria such as e.coli and salmonella is to use a duo of Vinegar and 3% Hydrogen Perioxide. It is more effective than using bleach and is ten times more powerful than using undiluted vinegar. This dynamic duo will sanitize your cutting boards, kitchen sinks and toilets. It is also an excellent fruit and veggie wash. Just give a quick rinse before eating. I use it everyday.







Modern Betty makes the Peroxide and Vinegar Combo Convenient!


Natural Cleaning Tip:

Fill one spray bottle with White Vinegar. Fill another bottle with Hydrogen Peroxide. Use this combination in any order to sanitize.

(Please note: do not mix vinegar & hydrogen peroxide in same bottle as this creates peracetic acid, although mild, will create pressure in the bottle and may explode)


footer for Peroxide and Vinegar page