Category: The Natural Home
Mindful Stewardship & Chemical-Free Living
Transform your living space into a sanctuary of wellness. The Natural Home is a curated collection of “from-scratch” solutions for a non-toxic household. Drawing on over two decades of sustainable living experience, we share traditional wisdom updated for the modern pioneer—from the antimicrobial power of essential oils to the practical simplicity of vinegar and baking soda. Whether you are detoxifying your laundry routine, exploring historical “make-do” cleaning tips, or mastering household organization, discover the skills needed to maintain a healthy, eco-friendly home.
There is a beauty to emptiness, a Zen quality of possibility and tranquility that can only be achieved when you are willing to let go of those things which you no longer need. In such a state, your home will become a blank canvas, upon which you can add decorative and meaningful pieces in order to create an atmosphere which is balanced to your life.
Rustic décor is natural and comfortable. You may already have some great rustic pieces hiding in the attic or garage!
The purpose of this article is to illustrate to you how you can use a common household ingredient as a not-so-common (and pretty good) floor cleaner.
Solid hardwood floors are among the easiest to keep clean. Protect their warmth and character with simple, everyday cleaning techniques.
Three easy ways to make homemade laundry detergent using one simple laundry soap recipe.
The history of oil lamps is fascinating, for without the ability to provide light after dusk, our ancestors’ progress would have been slowed immensely. Let’s shed some light on the history; shall we?
Did you know that peanut butter is not only great to eat, it also has a multitude of uses. You will be surprised at just how much you can accomplish with a jar of peanut butter.
35 tried and true tips to show her just how much you really love her.
From cleaning and maintenance tips to preventing damage and restoring finish, this guide offers expert advice on how to keep your pine furniture beautiful for years to come.
Papyrus is made from the sliced sections of the flower stem of the papyrus plant, pressed together and dried, and then used from writing or drawing. Papyrus appeared in Egypt around 2400 B.C.
Use to add scent to your room when you need a sweet pick me up or just to freshen the air.
Follow our five tips for saving money on your food bill and there will be
Get clean glass surfaces and creating a nice scent in the air at the same time.
Learn how to make your own shower spray for a fraction of the cost. Save money and prevent calcium buildup with this easy DIY solution.