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What to Put In A Cleaning Caddy {Free Printables}

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Cleaning caddies can contain a variety of cleaning supplies. Today I’m sharing what I put in my cleaning caddy… and I also have some free printables for you.

Creating a cleaning caddy is easy to do, and included are some free printables to get you started.

I know spring cleaning gets a lot of attention. And I admit, when those first 60° days hit Minnesota, I am the first to open the windows, turn on the radio, and start cleaning… BUUUUUT… right now… this is my favorite time to clean; it’s the time in which I feel most motivated to clean. The first day of school is a mere 3 weeks away and I always think of it as a new start. I want things clean and organized and structured. I love this time of year!

Creating A Cleaning Caddy

I have only had a cleaning caddy for about two years. Prior to that time, I would grab my cleaners, toilet brush, cleaning wipes, dust rags, sponges, and towels and try trudging through the house without dropping anything. Why I hadn’t purchased a caddy was beyond me. They are super handy, and don’t cost much. Here are some ideas…

What to Put In A Cleaning Caddy

Cleaners

Cleaning Caddy Essentials- DIY Cleaners

If you have been around this blog for any length of time, then you are probably aware that I make most of my own cleaning products. It started as a way for me to save money, and became a way to safely clean my home without harsh chemicals. Here are the cleaners I currently have in my cleaning caddy:

  • DIY Cleaning Wipes
  • DIY All-Purpose Cleaner
  • DIY Toilet Bombs
  • DIY Shower/Tub Cleaner
  • Vinegar- For my DIY Toilet Cleaner
  • Baking Soda- For my DIY Toilet Cleaner

Cloths, Rags & Sponges

Cleaning Caddy Essentials

  • Old Pillowcase- For Dusting Ceiling Fans
  • Sponges
  • Norwex Cleaning Cloths
  • Microfiber Dusting Mitt

Other Items

  • Toothbrush- For small areas that need scrubbing
  • Pumice Stone– For removing toilet stains

Did I miss anything?

Printables For Your Cleaning Caddy

As I am getting my house in order, I decided to spruce up my cleaning caddy with a few printables for my DIY Cleaners, and I thought I’d share them with you.

What You’ll Need for the Printables

  • 2 Inch Square Labels by Avery™– Labels 22806™

Directions

Scroll down to find the label you would like to use.

Click on the link below the image. This will bring up a PDF file which you are free to print for your own personal use.

When printing, make sure the “Fit to Page” box is unchecked.

Load your labels and print.

All Purpose Spray- Free Printable Label

All Purpose Cleaner Labels

Cleaning Caddy Vinegar Label

Vinegar Labels

Upholstery Spray- Free Printable Label

Upholstery Spray Labels

Toilet Bombs- Free Printable Label

Toilet Bombs Labels

Cleaning Wipes- Free Printable Label

Cleaning Wipes Labels

For more free printable cleaning labels, click here.

 

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All the things you should have in your cleaning caddy... plus some free printables for your cleaning products.

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  1. Emily says

    March 7, 2017 at 10:02 AM

    Hi! I’m new to your site and am loving all your tips and beautiful printables so far! I was wondering if you would mind sharing how you created some of the icons on your cleaning lablels? I absolutely love them (especially the lemon and the one that looks like a flower burst design) and would like to make some coordinating printables for myself that might compliment these labels. Thanks in advance!

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    • Erin Meyer says

      March 8, 2017 at 12:59 PM

      Hi Emily- The lemon is something I created myself in PicMonkey and the flower burst is also an overlay offered in PicMonkey. I’m not sure whether you’re familiar with this program or not. You can do a lot of things for free, but there are certain fonts, overylays, and features you need to pay for. Let me know if you need help with it at all.

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