So I was out in the yard foraging today. Here’s my recipe for homemade Pinesol

Foraging in your own yard can be both a rewarding and sustainable practice. By using natural resources from your surroundings, you can create eco-friendly household products. One such product is homemade Pinesol, which your pine trees and a simple household ingredient can help you make. This natural alternative to the commercial cleaner is effective and gentle on the environment.

Why should you continue reading? This article will guide you through the process of turning pine boughs and vinegar into a powerful homemade cleaner. Not only will you save money, but you’ll also embrace a more sustainable lifestyle by avoiding harsh chemicals found in store-bought products. Ready to make your home both clean and green? Let’s dive into it.

Materials You’ll Need:

1. Pine boughs

2. White vinegar

3. A large glass jar with a lid

4. A saucepan

5. A strainer

6. A spray bottle

Step-by-Step Instructions:

1. Gather Your Pine Boughs

Forage for fresh pine boughs in your yard. Look for healthy, green boughs that are free from disease or pests. Collect enough to fill your glass jar about halfway.

2. Prepare Your Pine Boughs

Rinse the pine boughs under cold water to remove any dirt or debris. Pat them dry with a towel.

3. Fill the Jar

Break the pine boughs into smaller pieces and place them in the glass jar. Fill the jar about halfway with the pine boughs.