Alternatives
* Use plain liquid soap or fragrance- and dye-free detergent.
* Rub your sponge with bar soap.
* Add a few slices of fresh lemon or a few tablespoons of
 vinegar to cut grease.
* To wash bottles, put sand and water in the bottle, cover
 the opening, and shake vigorously.
* To clean wooden serving dishes(cutting boards, bowls,
 etc.), rub half a cut lime or lemon over the surface, rinse,
 dry with a cloth, and cover with salt to absorb moisture.
* To wash fine crystal, clean gently with warm soapy water
 then rinse with a mixture of one part white vinegar and
 three parts warm water.
* To remove stains on enamel cookware, use a salt and
 white vinegar paste.
* To remove burned-on food, sprinkle the pot or pan with
 baking soda and moisten with water. Let sit for a few
 hours and food should lift right off. Plain steel wool or
 cloth scrubs (with no added detergents) and a little elbow
 grease work just as well.

DIStNFECTANTS harmful ingredients- cresol, phenol,
ethanol, formaldehyde, ammonia, chlorine, artificial dyes,
synthetic fragrances.

 Alternatives
* Clean regularly with plain soap and water. Just a hot water
 rinse kills bacteria.
* Keep things dry (bacteria, mildew, and mold cannot live
 without dampness).
* Try a solution of I cup borax to one gallon of hot water.
* Clean with rubbing alcohol or hydrogen peroxide. They
 disinfect without leaving a residue.