Dr. Oz Teeth Whitening Home Remedy: 1/4 cup of baking soda + lemon juice from half of a lemon. Apply with cotton ball or q-tip. Leave on for no longer than 1 minute, then brush teeth to remove.

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Want whiter teeth? No problem! There are plenty for teeth whitening at home. Here are 7 natural teeth whitening home remedies for a beautiful smile.

Here are some of the best copycat cleaner recipes. They work! They are cheap! Why not make your own without all the chemicals!

Towels would seem to be such a utilitarian object that they could never need any sort of optimization. As your towels age however, their absorbency decreases. Boost them back to their glory days with this simple hack.

This is a FANTASTIC versatile mix that not only freshens/deodorizs carpets, but cleans them, deters pests like ants and carpet bugs/mites, removes stains from carpets and can even be used on urine stains and mattresses. It is all natural and safe!

Baking soda naturally absorbs odours, so why not take advantage of that to create simple, inexpensive air fresheners? Here's how: Use a hammer and and a nail to poke holes in the lid of a small canning jar. (The heart is a nice touch, but clearly not necessary) Fill the jar about 1/4 full with baking soda Add 6-8 drops of lavender essential oil Put lid on and place in any spot that could use some freshening. Every once in a while, give the jar a gentle shake to boost it's air freshening…

Did anyone ever use shower soothers when you were congested as a kid? Is this photo ringing any bells? {source} They rock. You put one on the floor of the shower and the tablet vaporizes as you bathe, helping to clear out your sinuses. Problem is they’re really expensive. Like $6 for a box of [Continue Reading...]

Kitchen Tip: Baking Soda can be used for many tasks outside of baking. Learn about how you can use baking soda in common household chores and personal hygiene.

Who knew all the awesome things you could do with this regular old household product?

Most of us think of it as an ingredient for cooking, but baking soda uses include helping injuries, digestive issues, stomach pain, coughs and more.

Store bought deodorant contains some seriously harmful ingredients, such as aluminum and parabens. Here is a recipe for all-natural homemade deodorant with just four simple ingredients!