Healthy, Nontoxic Pumpkin Spice Cleaner

Pumpkin spice isn't just for coffee anymore. Between candles, DIY essential oil diffuser blends, coffee creamers, Chia pudding, pumpkin pies, and everything else fall scented, you can also turn your cleaning experience into another round of pumpkin spice fun, while also helping benefit your home, mind, and body.

Plus there are many ways you can use this cleaner, which is perfect for minimalists!

Pumpkin Spice Thieves Cleaner

16 oz glass spray bottle (we love using this glass spray bottle)
2 capfuls Thieves Cleaner (or you can use this recipe to make your own)
10 drops Orange Essential Oil
5 drops Cinnamon Bark Essential Oil
2 drops Clove Essential Oil
2 drops Nutmeg Essential Oil
2 drops Ginger Essential Oil

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Directions to make Pumpkin Spice Thieves Cleaner

Fill with distilled water, shake and clean away in heavenly pumpkin aroma!

I may or may not have just cleaned my kitchen and my bathroom..and they didn’t really need it.

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Turn your Pumpkin Spice Cleaner into a super soft scrub

Instead of placing your mixture into a glass bottle, place it into a glass or metal bowl, add a cup of baking soda, and add enough water to make a paste. If you need something more coarse, you can add some salt too.

This scrub works beautifully on ovens, grout, tubs, showers, and toilets. If you let it sit for an hour (or overnight) there is rarely any scrubbing needed.

52 ways to use this Pumpkin Spice Cleaner:

Clean glass, mirrors, and windows
Make this Dusting Cleaner using this wood polishing recipe
Clean your kitchen sink
Clean your kitchen counters
Clean your kitchen floors
Use to clean your fridge and freezer
Add 2 Tablespoons to a cup of baking soda and enough water to make a past for a homemade oven soft scrub cleaner
Use to clean your glass or ceramic stove top
Wash your dishes, especially with stubborn food stuck on
Clean your wood cabinets
Clean your cammelback water bottle
Use to clean your dining table, chairs, and high chair
Clean your windowsills
Spot clean your carpets (or all your carpets)
Clean your dog’s or kid’s messes out of the carpet
Clean your kid’s goopy Flarp/Gack that hardens and sticks everywhere
Make your own DIY pumpkin spice hand sanitizer
Clean your TV or computer screen
Clean your door frames
Clean your bathroom sinks
Clean your tub and shower surrounds (using the same soft scrub as the oven cleaner mentioned above)
Use as a tub cleaner (and tub jets if you have a jetted tub)
Clean your bathroom toilets
Use to clean your bathroom floors
Clean your kid’s potty chair or seat insert
Wash your baseboards
Clean your grill
Clean your light bulbs and fan blades
Use to clean kids’ toys
Use to clean your dog’s toys
Clean your dog’s crate
Use in lieu of dishwasher detergent
Use in lieu of laundry detergent (yes, as a military family, I often end up resorting to this during our moves)
Use as a laundry stain remover
Clean your kid’s grass stains out of clothes
Clean your baby’s poop stains out of clothes
Use to clean your spouse’s car grease stains out of clothes
Clean the tools in your garage
Clean car parts
Use to wash your car
Wash your kids' carseats
Clean your car dashboards
Use to wash grease off your hands
Clean your jewelry
Clean your leather
Clean your computer keyboard
Use to clean Mildew
Use to wipe down shopping cart handles
Use to clean sports equipment
Clean camping equipment, and RV camper
Clean pool toys
Make Pumpkin Spice Foaming Hand Soap