Then, put them for the same amount of time inside a refrigerator. Before consuming it, put the yogurt in a sieve with two cheesecloth layers. This way, you’ll give it a chance to strain in order to have a consistent final product.
Deodorant
©Samantha Gladish
Why natural deodorants you ask? Because they are the least toxic deodorants. This natural way of making your own deodorant is going to exempt you from buying expensive ones from stores, and allow you to have diverse aromas by alternating oils.
First, bring three tablespoons of Coconut Oil, the same for Baking Soda, two tablespoons Shea Butter and the same quantity (although optional) for Arrowroot; you also have the option for essential oils.
For preparation, get a double boiler and put it over medium heat, then put the butter and add coconut oil at the same time and make sure to have rather melted consistency, not fully.
Then, after removing it from the heat, add the mixture to baking soda and arrowroot, and blend them well. Then, add essential oils. Give the mixture the chance to chill fully and then put it in a glass container. For more practicality, you can use an empty deodorant stick.
Hot Dog Buns
©Tasty Kitchen
Why natural deodorants you ask? Because they are the least toxic deodorants. This natural way of making your own deodorant is going to exempt you from buying expensive ones from stores, and allow you to have diverse aromas by alternating oils.
First, bring three tablespoons of Coconut Oil, the same for Baking Soda, two tablespoons Shea Butter and the same quantity (although optional) for Arrowroot; you also have the option for essential oils.
For preparation, get a double boiler and put it over medium heat, then put the butter and add coconut oil at the same time and make sure to have rather melted consistency, not fully.
Then, after removing it from the heat, add the mixture to baking soda and arrowroot, and blend them well. Then, add essential oils. Give the mixture the chance to chill fully and then put it in a glass container. For more practicality, you can use an empty deodorant stick.
Cream Cheese
©Bluprint Shop
Cream cheese doesn’t have to be expensive anymore with this recipe to make your own cream cheese from the comfort of your kitchen.
When it comes to the ingredients, you’ll need two cups of heavy cream, the same quantity for whole milk, 1 drop liquid vegetable rennet (after dissolving it in two tbs of water), 1/8 tsp (one packet) mesophilic starter culture (you can replace it with one ounce of buttermilk), ¼ tsp of salt or other flavorings (optional).
For preparation, mix milk and cream in a pot and put them over heat until they reach 75°F while making sure to stir the mixture. After taking the pot off the heat, add buttermilk (you also have the option to sprinkle the mesophilic starter culture on the milk and give it around 2 min dissolve).
Then, slowly stir and put the rennet. You’ll need to use the spoon in an up-and-down movement just below the surface of the mixture to guarantee it will be even.
Put a cover over the pot and roll it with kitchen towels, then place it in a place with a temperature between (70°F-75°F) to incubate, and keep it that way for 14 h. Use a muslin to drain it over a bowl for a period of 7 to 10 hours, and then put it in a refrigerator (You may add the salt or flavoring before that)
Bug Repellent
©Mommypotamus
Bug Repellents are known for having chemical substances and a terrible smell, but with this DIY method, you’ll be able to make your own in a natural way. What you need is a spray bottle, 14 drops of Purification essential oil and the same for Citronellas.
Combine all of these together and put them into the empty spray bottle. You may enhance the smell and effectiveness by adding essential oils including Eucalyptus, Clove, and Lavender….. Then mix them well before use.
Stain Remover
©Mom 4 Real
Among DIY house cleaning products that are easy to make, there is a stain remover. Using simple steps, you can make your own and keep it handy without having to take trips to the store.
Bring an empty spray bottle, 6 tbs of baking soda, 2/3 cup ammonia, the same for dish detergent, 2 cups of warm water. Mix everything and put them inside a spray bottle, give it a shake, spray it on strains and give it a chance to work before you scrub if required.
