Chemical Free - Boating Season Tips and Tricks 1!!!

Who's planning on boating this summer???  I know we are!!!  4th of July will be here soon!!!  Is YOUR boat ready???

Does anyone still need to clean their boat up from being in storage or sitting for quite a few months??? Or is it already a mess from using it so much this season??? If so, or if you just want to find a great, effective way to keep your boat looking amazing, keep reading!!!

Do you hate dealing with mildew & grime build up on the vinyl interior of your boat??? Did it happen over the winter while it was in storage? Does it build up over the course of the season? Don't you just want it to go away???

WOW!!! Look at these before and after pics of the interior of our fairly well maintained 2003 196 Ski Nautique!!! I used my Scrub a Dub Dub Cleaning Scrub that I made myself in conjunction with my Clean Everything Spray! It took some muscle and time, but it was sooo worth it!!! Bye Bye black mildew stains that we couldn't remove with other typical vinyl cleaning products! Hello shiny & vibrant brand new looking interior!!! This does not look 13 years old!!!

Oh and did I mention that I didn't have to deal with chemical fumes or feeling concerned that the kids wanted to help me? I was a happy cleaner & mom!

Seriously, I am so So SO impressed that I am totally willing to help my fellow boating friends out. And I know that there are a lot of you! Want to know more? Send me a message.

I'm going to be putting together some other tips for boaters as I experiment this summer. Like how to maintain such clean vinyl & how to keep pesky spiders & other unwanted guests out of your boat & more! So keep your eye out more!

(Previously I posted about using Thieves Household Cleaner and I highlighted the ingredients.  Check out THIS post.)

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So Now it is Fall...

I'm not sure where you are located, but the weather here today sucked!  I started my day off with only getting a quick nap for my entire night's sleep, to waking up in the dark and rain to get my oldest ready and out the door for school and to top it off my two younger children woke up before they were supposed to!  That meant I would not be going back to bed any time soon...

I needed something to get me going, so I turned to my ever growing arsenal of essential oils!  This is what I concocted for my Rainy Day Pick-Me-Up:

First, I started up the diffuser.  I put in one drop of Clove Essential Oil and one drop of Tangerine Essential Oil.  It gave the air a refreshing fall scent.  Now when I want to change the smell of a room or remove a foul odor, I prefer to diffuse Essential Oils.  I don't have to worry about children and flames or matches or anything associated with fire and candles!


Next, I prepared my hot Green Tea.  After heating the water and as the tea bag steeped in my mug, I added in ground cinnamon (I'll have to get Cinnamon Bark EO to try later this fall!).  Once I took the tea bag out, I added a spoonful of my friend's local honey, one drop of Thieves Essential Oil and one drop of Lemon Essential Oil.  When that cooled below disfiguring hot, it tasted soooo good!  I have a feeling that I'll be adding these to my tea quite often this fall and winter. 

About half-way through my tea I started putting puzzles together, playing with the wooden train sets and reading books with my children.  The diffuser combo and my green tea blend was just what I needed to get going on this gloomy fall morning!  Yay!




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