Shaklee's Basic H2 is the most incredible product I have ever come across! It is sold as a cleaning product but it can do just about anything...from clean to be used as a hair detangler. And it's safe, green and concentrated so you only use drops at a time. It is safe enough to use not only around your children but on them too. I have bathed my kids in it!
Look how much is left after using Basic H2 for 14 months! |
Shaklee
Basic-H2®
Organic
Super-Cleaning Concentrate
“If
it’s safe in water… it’s safe in Basic H”
Biodegradable
Non-polluting
Phosphate-free
Not
a soap
Non-toxic
Non-irritating
Non-flammable
HOUSEHOLD USES
General
Cleaning –
5 mL in 1 L (1 tsp in 1 quart) of warm water for walls, woodwork,
ceilings, kitchen appliances, furniture, bathroom, and fixtures.
Leaves refrigerators odour-free.
Windows,
Mirrors, All Glass –
2–4 drops in 0.5 L (1 pint) of water. Glass will smear if more than
the recommended amount of Basic-H2®
is
used.
Dishes
–
5–10 mL in 4.5 L (1–2 teaspoons in 1 gallon) of water.
Pots
and Pans –
15 mL in 4.5 L (1 tablespoon in 1 gallon) of water. Let stand to
loosen stuck-on particles.
Floors
–
15–30 mL in 4.5 L (1–2 tablespoons in 1 gallon) of cool water.
Leaves surfaces shiny.
Kitchen
Floors –
2.5 mL in 1 L (1/2
teaspoon
in 1 quart) of warm water to clean without polishing.
Dusting
–
1.25 mL in 0.5 L (1/4
teaspoon
in 1 pint) of water. Pour solution onto a sponge and squeeze to
almost dry, or spray on a clean cloth and wipe. Leaves bright,
non-magnetic surface, which will not attract dust.
Fruit
and Vegetables (including baking potatoes) –
1.25 mL (1/4
teaspoon)
in a basin of water. Wash, then rinse thoroughly with filtered water
to remove residues of sprays and grime. To crisp lettuce, use 2 or 3
drops in a bowl of water.
Woolens,
Nylons and All Fine Fabrics –
5 mL (1 teaspoon) in a basin of lukewarm water. For spots, apply 1–2
drops directly on the spot and press in with thumb, then immerse item
in a solution of 5 mL (1 teaspoon) of Basic-H®
per
4.5 L (1 gallon) of cold water. Allow to stand a few minutes, then
rinse by squeezing water through. Dry flat.
Spot
Remover –
Apply a very small amount directly to the spot and use a soft
toothbrush to rub in, then wipe off with a damp cloth or rinse.
Removes lipstick, coffee, ink, grass, and grease.
Electric
Coffeemaker –
1.25 mL (1/4
teaspoon)
in a pot of water. Run through cycle and rinse.
Ironing
–
A few drops in a steam iron will keep the jet and interior clean, and
make steam wetter. Keeps iron free of mineral deposits, so there’s
no need to buy distilled water. Note: iron a rag the first time
(cleans out any old deposits).
Knives
–
Keep your knives sharp by placing a few drops of Basic-H®
on
your cutting stone and keeping it moist. Basic-H®
won’t
clog the stone, and leaves it free of residue when rinsed.
Aquariums
–
5 mL in 1 L (1 teaspoon in 1 quart) of water for rocks, coral and the
entire aquarium. Rinse thoroughly.
Fish
Odours –
15 mL per litre (1 tablespoon per quart) of water.
Boat
Algae –
15 mL per 4.5 L (1 tablespoon per gallon) of water.
Diapers
–
2.5 mL (1/2
teaspoon)
plus one drop of Basic-Germicide in a pail of water.
Spray
“Snow” or Poster Paint on Windows –
2.5 mL in 1 L (1/2
teaspoon
in 1 quart) of warm water to remove.
Wallpaper
–
30 mL (2 tablespoons) in a pail of hot water to remove. Apply with a
mop and lift off. Use a solution of 15 mL per 4.5 L (1 tablespoon per
gallon) of water to clean off the residue.
Frying
Vats –
Use 125 mL in 13.5 L (1/2
cup
in 3 gallons) of water. Boil for 5 minutes, stirring constantly.
Dissipates stubborn crust without damaging vats.
PERSONAL
USES
Hands
–
Place a few drops on one palm and rub thoroughly over both hands. Add
a little water, continue cleaning, then rinse. Removes tobacco
stains, grease, and onion and garlic odours.
Bathing
–
10 mL (2 teaspoons) in a tub of warm water. Run water full force to
make suds. Leaves no bathtub ring. For babies, use only 5 mL (1
teaspoon). Less alkaline than baby soap.
Gum
–
Use full strength to remove gum from skin, carpet, or clothes.
Painting
and Dyeing –
Apply full strength to hands before painting or dyeing, and allow to
dry. Paint or dye will wash off easily afterward – this is called
the “invisible glove.”
Shoes
–
Two drops on a wet cloth to clean. Shine shoes with a dry cloth.
Eye
Glasses –
Fill a 110 mL (4 ounce) spray bottle with water and one drop of
Basic-H®.
AUTOMOTIVE
USES
Washing
–
15 mL in 4.5 L (1 tablespoon in 1 gallon) of water. Easily removes
insects and road grime. Wash a small area at a time. Hose off. Wipe
windshield, windows and chrome after rinsing; the rest of the car
dries without spots or streaks.
Battery
Terminals –
2.5 mL in 0.5 L (1/2
teaspoon
in 1 pint) of water. Spray on, let soak for 2 minutes, then clean
with a wire brush.
Windshield
–
Add 5–6 drops to 1 L (1 quart) of water and fill windshield washer
reservoir. Add anti-freeze solution in the winter.
Engine
–
62.5 mL in 4.5 L (1 ounce in 1 gallon) of water. Will not affect
paint, gaskets, or insulating material. For best results, clean when
the engine is hot (ignition system will dry quickly).
White
Walls –
5 mL in 1 L (1 teaspoon in 1 quart) of water.
Changing
Tires –
Add 2.5 mL (1/2
teaspoon)
to a 500 mL (16 ounce) Spray Bottle filled with water. Spray on rims;
tires go on easier.
Commercial
Car Wash –
1 L Basic-H®
in
450 L (1 quart in 100 gallon) water tank.
OTHER
USES
House
Plants –
Wipe down leaves with a mixture of a few drops of Basic-H®
in
a 500 mL (16 ounce) Spray Unit filled with water.
Outside
Windows and Screens –
Spray with a mixture of 5 mL (1 teaspoon) of Basic-H®
and
9 L (2 gallons) of water.
Humidifiers
–
Add 3–4 drops to help prevent rust, scum and mineral deposits.
Concrete
and Mortar Mix –
Add 62.5 mL (1 ounce) to each 4.5 L (1 gallon) of water used. Makes
mixture easier to spread.
Water-Soluble
Tape Residue –
Add 4–6 drops to a 500 mL (16 ounce) Spray Bottle filled with
water.
Paint
Brushes –
Work full-strength Basic-H®
into
brushes and wash under the tap.
Skunk
Odour –
30 mL in 4.5 L (2 tablespoons in 1 gallon) of water.
Radiograph
Pens –
A few drops of Basic-H®
will
clean engineering pens and keep them working smoothly.
Camping
Pots and Pans –
Coat bottom of pots and pans with full-strength Basic-H®
before
cooking to make cleanup easier.
Fire
Extinguisher –
5 mL in 1 L (1 teaspoon in 1 quart) of water in a large spray
bottle.
Leather
–
Put 2 drops on a damp sponge, then wipe the item dry. Basic-H®
cleans
leather better than saddle soap.
Laboratories
–
Excellent for cleaning glass slides used under microscopes and
blood-stained test tubes. Use 2–4 drops of Basic-H®
in
0.5 L (1 pint) of water. Glass will smear if more than the
recommended amount of Basic-H®
is
used.
Plaster
Casts –
Place a few drops on one palm, rub thoroughly over hands, and a
little water to remove plaster from hands.
Vinyl
Upholstery –
5 mL in 1 L (1 teaspoon in 1 quart) of water.
Golf
Clubs –
Add 5 mL (1 teaspoon) to a 110 mL (4 ounce) spray bottle. Spray
solution on clubs and brush off dirt. Also excellent for cleaning
golf gloves.
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