Why use those chemicals to whiten your teeth when you probably have the ingredients on hand to do it naturally.
All you need:
Baking Soda
Salt
Water
In a small dish mix equal parts baking soda and table salt. Dip a damp tooth brush into the mixture. Brush your teeth as normal. Then rinse.
Or, you can make a paste by adding a little water to the mix.
I would say this is a much better way to whiten your teeth than those sticky strips. Plus, this way you know you aren’t damaging you teeth.
Of course, this method doesn’t work over night or as quickly...
Stop Using Chemicals to Whiten Your Teeth! …There’s a better way
by diy naturally
Posted in: Baking Soda, Natural Beauty, Natural Products, Salt, Table Salt
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Posted in: Baking Soda, Natural Beauty, Natural Products, Salt, Table Salt
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Here are some extra tips from the great readers at d.i.y naturally. Thanks all!
Diane from The Mommy Spot – She uses baking soda to clean her parrot cages. She doesn’t have to worry about her parrots eating any residue.
Jan from Skincare Naturals – She suggests using baking soda in your dishwasher to help grease build-up.
Thanks for the great ideas! Your blogs are great with a ton of great information.
~ DIY Naturally
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If baking soda is safe enough to use throughout your house and to take care of your pets, it is safe enough to us around your baby. Baking soda can help you deodorize bottles, clean the smell and mess of diapers and spit-up. It’s effective, non-toxic and inexpensive.
10 ways to use baking soda to care for your baby
To clean cribs, changing tables, baby mattresses, and playpens, sprinkle baking soda on a damp sponge and wipe down. Rinse and allow to dry.
Clean metal, plastic, or vinyl strollers, car seats, and high chairs by applying baking soda directly...
Baking soda is safe for your pets. It’s nontoxic and safe for dogs, cats and other critters. You can use it to control odors, clean accidents, and help maintain healthy teeth.
10 Ways to Use Baking Soda to Care for Your Pets
Use baking soda as a dry wash for your dogs. Sprinkle on, rub in and brush out. This is an easy way to control odor between bathing.
Maintain healthy teeth by dipping a damp, soft toothbrush in baking soda and brush gently. To help with bad breath try using the following solution mixed in a spray bottle. Dissolve 1/2 teaspoon...
Baking soda is such a versatile natural product it can be used throughout your home. It has a mild alkali property that makes it a key player in your laundry room. Baking soda can cut grease, remove dirt, brighten and refresh your clothes, as well as save your clothes from laundry mis-haps.
10 ways to use baking soda in your laundry room
Cut the musty smell in your hamper by sprinkling a small hand full of baking soda over your dirty clothes. The baking soda will also help clean them when you put them in the washer.
Boost your laundry detergent by adding...
Baking Soda is a great all-purpose cleaner. For everyday bathroom cleaning, baking soda on a damp sponge can usually do the trick and for the heavy duty cleaning, baking soda mixed with a few ingredients will get the job done. Using Baking Soda in your bathroom will leave it smelling clean and looking shiny with little effort.
There are 3 ways to use baking soda, as I’ve mentioned in a previous post, directly, in a solution and a paste.
10 ways to use baking soda in your bathroom
For everyday cleaning of your toilet pour 1/2 cup of baking soda into...
Some Guidelines
You can use baking soda in 3 different ways:
Directly - sprinkle it directly on a surface or on a sponge.
Solution - use 4 tablespoons of baking soda per quart of warm water.
Paste - add just enough water to make a consistancy that will not run when applied.
10 ways to use baking soda in your kitchen
Use a baking soda paste to remove stains from plastic/rubber utensils and containers.
Use a solution to remove stains from wooden bowls and utensils.
Use directly or in a solution to clean your stainless steal sink and other kitchen surfaces.
Use...

