Join the club !! For shampoo, or rather, washing your hair , I have marvellous results with the following...whisk one egg white until stiff ( for long hair like mine, use 2) (separate the white from the yolk first !!)For a conditioner , mix the egg yolk(s) with a little slightly warm water ( you do not want scrambled egg in your hair !!)add a small amount of organic apple cider vinegar,or a squeeze of lemon juice, or a teaspoon or so of citric acid . Wet hair, rub egg white in thoroughly. You will get NO lather. You will get a very clean head of hair...the lather in shampoos does no cleaning. Rinse thoroughly. Keep rinsing the conditioner through your hair, catching it in a basin each time, so you can pour it through two or three times more. Rinse well. Then brush and comb your hair.More ideas and recipes coming ! Watch this space !

Washing dishes.....Put some very hot water in the sink/bowl. Dissolve equal amounts of washing soda and borax( make absolutely CERTAIN ! that it is borax DECAHYDRATE !) and you will have lovely clean dishes, cutlery etc. Always rinse dishes etc. under hot running water.
Washing machines. Throw away those HORRENDOUS chemical detergents..again the 'marvellous soapy foam 'ugh !! does absolutely nothing ..its just there to deceive you. Start filling your machine with warm water and add half a cup of borax(as mentioned before) and an equal amount of washing soda. That is it. What do you get? Lovely clean soft, sweet smelling clothes, especially when dried in the open air afterwards.

Toothpaste?! who needs it?! Throw away all the commercial rubbish which is designed to keep the dentist in business and you poor!
What to do ? Into a small glass of warm water put a pinch of baking soda..make sure it is chemically pure ( free of any rubbish ) and off you go! If you want a moth rinse, use a teaspoon of organic apple cider vinegar in some warm spring water. ( I know what Hulda Clark says about ACV, but it isn't necessarily true..I will write on this subject a little later )

Nobody really needs any deodorants ! Sweat does not smell....bacteria DOES. So attend to the causes of your bacteria and you will not cure those with deodorant !!