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"I couldn't believe how dirty my watch and silver jewelry were when I tried this. Yuck! This saves money and is safe for you and the environment. The solution can be very drying to your hands so consider using rubber gloves or even tweezers to handle the jewelry. This recipe is from wire-sculpture.com."

Ingredients: aluminum foil, dish detergent...

"Environmentally friendly, no harsh chemicals!
We tried the expensive cleaners and found our floors still looked streaky and dull. This homemade cleaner makes them look bright, streak free and beautiful!"

Ingredients: vinegar, water...

"Thanks to Bev's recipe for cleaning my clothes washer I thought maybe someone would also enjoy a shiny clean dish washer!"

Ingredients: bleach, vinegar...

"I like the recipe cause it is simple to make, and the kids love the smell, got the recipe from a Martha Stewart show."

Ingredients: cream of tartar, Kool-Aid...

"Easy inexpensive one."

Ingredients: cream of tartar, food coloring...

"Make your own dishwasher detergent.I found this on a DIY site."

Ingredients: borax, baking soda...

"This is great for sinks, showers and even hands. My husband fixed our roof and his hands were full of tar. He used this and the tar "melted off!" He said it was better than the hand cleaner mechanics use to get the oil off their hands! It shines my stainless steel sink, it doesn't scratch my stovetop and it is awesome on the tub. Best..."

Ingredients: borax, essential oils...

"Works wonderfully masha Allah. Adapted from Cheap and Easy Homemade Window Cleaner. Works well on the glass of cabinets too!"

Ingredients: water, white vinegar...

"This is a quick, simple, and inexpesive way to freshen your home. No toxic chemicals, all natural recipe from another informative website."

Ingredients: lemons, oranges, water...

"I had to share this one. It's amazing. Just two ingredients and a spray bottle! I found this on beingfrugal.net. and it's just too good not to post. You spray it on and leave it, like those expensive (and toxic) cleaners made for bathtubs. I have used it on everything that I would use a spray cleaner on and it is great. It's cheap,..."

Ingredients: liquid dish soap, spray bottle...

"I know that there are a lot of young moms out there that can use this recipe. It is just like the real play dough and a lot less $. The big plus is when its gets crumby and icky you can throw it away and make more. My kids are both in their 20's and I used this when they were little. Now I have grandchildren and I will make it for them!"

Ingredients: oil, salt, water...

"And environmentally friendly, easy, non-chemical way to clean your oven. No over-powering fumes."

Ingredients: dish detergent, water...

"I wrote this recipe myself. I make most of our household cleaners. There is no soap in this. It's great on soap scum. My shower sparkles."

Ingredients: rinse agent, water...

"The etrog (citron) is a citrus fruit that is used by Jews every year during the holiday of Sukkot (late September, early October, depending on the lunar calendar). It's entire purpose during the week-long holiday is to smell nice. Yes, that's it, we just smell the thing. After the holiday is over you can chop up the etrog and make jam...."

Ingredients: cloves, citrus fruits, citron...