Ellen Sandbeck

While this tome is packed full of useful information, I found the organizational structure bewildering. "Recipes" for cleaning solutions are not specially formatted to stand out from the text. The internal organization also causes duplication of information, such as the floor cleaning recipes first discussed in the Kitchen section then repeated under the oddly-named "Harmonizing" section. Both of these issues make it less useful as a quick reference after the first read through, which is presumably its intended use. I also felt the book tried to be too many things at once by including sections on car maintenance and organic gardening. Overall, there are much better books on this subject on the market. Skip this one.… (altro)