Clean and wash green (plastic-free!)

Cleaning the bathroom, household and laundry with plants and grandma's best household remedies

Part 1: Living plastic-free = cleaning green with horse chestnut, ivy and plant ash

Ross chestnut and ivy are not only ideal for washing laundry and as all-purpose household cleaners, but are also ideal for cleaning the body, hair and teeth. Plant ash has almost been forgotten, although it is one of the oldest natural remedies and has been or is used in many cultures for cleaning.  
In this workshop you will learn about the numerous uses, cleaning as well as healing effects, and in the practical part you will make your own shower gel, tooth powder and an all-purpose cleaner. 

Part 2: Plastic-free living = greener washing and cleaning with household remedies: Soda, vinegar, baking soda, curd soap, citric acid 

Many detergents and cleaning products contain harmful ingredients, such as microplastics or synthetic fragrances, which are harmful to the skin, the body and the environment. However, it is not difficult to make homemade cleaning products using simple household remedies. In this course, you will learn about the areas of application of the individual components and how to make a liquid detergent, all-purpose cleaner, window cleaner and toilet tabs: Tried and tested, rediscovered: curd soap, cleaning stone and cleaning soap 
Surfactants made from animal or plant-based raw materials have an optimal cleaning effect and have been used since ancient times. Even our grandmothers made simple soaps themselves. In this part of the seminar, you will learn how to make curd soap using a hot process and the various uses of curd soap (washing clothes). Cleaning soap and cleaning stone are an ideal addition to cleaning the bathroom, toilet and kitchen. Using curd soap as an example, you will experience how ingeniously simple it is to produce high-quality cleaning products;