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The Frugal Ones blogs on cleaning and organizing mix real-life tips with expert advice, sharing easy ways to keep your home tidy on a budget.

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How to Make Natural Toilet Cleaner at Home [Step-by-Step Guide]

Who wants to clean the toilet? Hardly anyone. But a fresh, sparkling bathroom without harsh fumes or chemicals is worth it. Many turn to homemade cleaners because they’re tired of paying for products with ingredients they can’t even read. Plus, it’s better to avoid extra chemicals in your home and the environment. A good DIY toilet cleaner lets you get a clean toilet without giving up safety or quality.

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Refresh Your Cleaning with DIY Dusting Spray [Easy Formula]

Dust settles on every surface and reappears soon after you clean. It sticks to bookshelves, fans, side tables, and more. Store-bought sprays often leave a chemical smell behind. Many people sneeze or get itchy eyes after dusting because of the scents and unknown chemicals in those products. The good news is you can make a DIY dusting spray at home for just a few dollars. You’ll use simple ingredients from your kitchen. This spray will freshen your home without harsh chemicals or extra plastic waste. Dusting often keeps the air cleaner and the house feeling livelier. With a quick DIY spray, dusting becomes safe, easy, and gentle on your budget.

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The Best DIY Stain Remover for Clothes [2025 Tested Solutions]

No one likes finding a new stain out of nowhere. Whether it’s coffee on your best shirt or red wine on the carpet, stains show up when you least want them. The good part? You don’t have to keep buying pricey cleaners. DIY stain remover is safe, saves money, and works well. This guide will explain what makes each stain different, why acting fast helps, and the best homemade recipes to get rid of even the toughest spots.

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How to Make DIY Dishwasher Tabs That Actually Work [Step-by-Step Guide]

Dishwasher tabs seem small, but their cost, plastic wrappers, and long ingredient lists add up. That’s why many people make their own. With a few common kitchen items, you can easily create dishwasher tabs at home. They clean just as well as store-bought ones, use fewer chemicals, and let you feel better about running your dishwasher. Most DIY dishwasher tabs use simple ingredients like baking soda, citric acid, and salt, with a bit of dish soap for extra cleaning power. Want your dishes to smell fresh? Add some essential oils. Making your own tabs saves money and puts you in control of what cleans your dishes. It’s a smart choice for your budget, your home, and the planet.