Basic H All Purpose Non Toxic Cleaner Recipes.

This little 16 oz bottle creates an unbelievable 48 gallons of super-safe, really powerful, all purpose cleaner. We challenge you to use it up any time soon to clean everything from spilled milk, to bug guts on the window, to splattered spaghetti sauce. Now go, get cleaning.

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Got a thousand things to clean?

We’ve got a thousand uses for Basic H2®

.Barbecue grill grunge

Sticky countertops

Muddy doggie prints

Greasy pans

Crayoned walls

Splattered tomato sauce

on stovetops

Kitchen appliances

Bathroom fixtures

Streaks on windows

Dusty tables

Adhesive residue

Microwave mishaps

Patio furniture

Wooden decks

Chrome lighting fixtures

Spotty silverware

Spilled juice

Water-marked windshields

Shoe track marks

Grimy toilets

Remote controls

Filthy volleyballs

Dirty gym bags

Refrigerator inside and out

Steering wheels

Dusty ceiling fans

Chandeliers

Telephones

Banisters

Fingerprints on bathroom mirror

Greasy kitchen sinks

Chocolate on kitchen walls

Coffee mug rings on tabletops

Pizza dough on countertops

Dog slobber on glass doors

Veggie drawers

For all-purpose cleaning:

Add 1/4 tsp. to 16 oz. of water.



For windows and mirrors:

Add 1-2 drops to 16 oz. of water.



For degreasing:

Add 1 1/2 tsp. to 16 oz. of water. For bigger jobs, add 2 oz. to 1 gallon of water.



Kitchen, appliances, furniture, sealed woodwork, fixtures, walls, stainless steel, and sealed granite, marble, and bathrooms: Add 16 oz. of water in a Get Clean Spray Bottle. Add 1/4 teaspoon of Basic H2. Spray on surface and wipe off with the Get Clean Super Microfiber Cleaning Cloth. No rinsing required.



Pots and pans: 1/2 teaspoon + 1 gallon of warm water. Soak as needed and rinse with water.



Windows and mirrors: Add 16 oz. of water in a Get Clean Spray Bottle. Add 2 drops of Basic H2. Spray on surface and wipe off with the Get Clean Super Microfiber Window Cloth.



Floors: 1 tablespoon + 1 gallon of water. Apply to floor with sponge or mop.



Woolens, nylons, and fine fabrics: 1/2 teaspoon to a basin of lukewarm water.



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