Homemade Disinfecting Spray

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I've been making my own homemade kitchen disinfecting spray for the past six years. I love that it is safe to use around my kids and that it is very cost-effective as well.  Here's how I make mine:

All-Purpose Disinfectant Cleaner

enough vinegar to almost fill the bottle
2-3 tablespoons liquid castile soap

20 drops tea tree oil
(optional) 10 drops Lemon Essential Oil (or essential oil of choice)

Put all of your ingredients in a spray bottle. You can use a glass one (I like this one) or you can use an old one from the store that you have thoroughly washed out.

I use this disinfectant spray all the time and love that is safe to use around my family. I use it on tables, high chairs and counters and even to clean our stove top. And, I use this same recipe without the castile soap to clean the bathrooms. Cleaners tend to be expensive and if you want natural ones, they're even more expensive. This is a much better alternative that is also easy on the budget.

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