Five home remedies replace a drugstore

Who likes the feeling of not knowing exactly what you are spraying on your windows, pouring down the toilet or using to clean your baby bottle? Home remedies that were long thought to have disappeared are experiencing a renaissance in our kitchens, bathrooms and living rooms. And rightly so, because classic home remedy recipes are inexpensive, environmentally friendly and finally give the knowledge of the product used back to the user.

The smarticular publishing house has published the book "Five home remedies replace a drugstore" from the ideas portal smarticular.net, which makes simple home remedies accessible to everyone again. Printed on 100% recycled paper in Germany, it contains answers to questions such as: "How do I actually make deodorant?" "How do you make cream?" and "Can I really make all the cleaning products for my household myself with just 5 ingredients?"

True to the motto "Just do it yourself!" the book shows more than 300 applications and 33 recipes for baking soda, soda, vinegar, citric acid and curd soap. This way you can save a lot of money and protect the environment at the same time. If you want to live a zero-waste lifestyle, this book makes it easy: cleaning without waste and making your own plastic-free drugstore products is not difficult once you have learned how to do it.

Insider tip: The book is not only for hardworking house cleaners and plastic-free beauties, even those who own a motorcycle or car will find good tips here, for example on cleaning upholstery and how to get rid of oil stains.

The products are delivered to us in cardboard boxes without the usual book packaging. We reuse the cardboard boxes. In exceptional cases we use new boxes.

Total weight: 365 g