Homemade Cream Cleanser

Hand in pink glove cleaning white tiled wall with yellow sponge.

Here’s a very easy recipe to make your own homemade cream cleanser (like Jif!) – it’s suitable for kitchens and bathrooms, especially the basins.

You’ll need:

1 3/4 cups of bicarbonate of soda

Approx �2/3 cup of dish washing liquid (the amount may need to be varied depending on the type of detergent so add slowly).

Mix the ingredients together to make a creamy�substance. You may add about 10 drops of �essential oil such as lavender, lemon or orange. Tea Tree Oil and Eucalyptus Oil are great too as they are natural disinfectant.

Homemade Cream Cleanser | Stay At Home Mum

Pour the mixture into an old shampoo or dishwashing liquid bottle and it will keep well for up to six months!

Simple!! Happy cleaning!

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Responses to “Homemade Cream Cleanser”

  1. Lizzy69 Avatar
    Lizzy69

    This is very thick and no matter how much extra liquid or water I add, it’s very hard to get into the bottle. Any suggestions?

    1. Amanda Avatar
      Amanda

      I only make up the amount I need to clean at the 1 time.
      hth

  2. Sandra williamson Avatar
    Sandra williamson

    Put in old plastic jar

  3. karen englishby Avatar
    karen englishby

    Lizzy, maybe make it up in a zip lock bag, then snip corner off to squeeze it out…

  4. Tasneem  Avatar
    Tasneem

    I use the bicarbonate straight and spray with vinegar and clean while its still fizzing – works wonderfully.

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