I have three dogs and one of them will not stop peeing in the house. Does anyone know about a spray I could use to deter that?
Of course I know that training is the key. This dog was raised by my 90 year old grandmother, she is 4 years old, so I think she needs some "extra help", thus the question for a natural help.

Yeah, I bumped into one of these sites the last time I surfed the net. It was one of the topics I read under this nice dog site. I hope this site helps, http://dogtime.com/urine-off-stain-odor-remover.html

I don't have a really big acne problem but i have a few breakouts ever so often, so I am trying to find face products to help me. I was thinking i could perhaps buy Proactiv but i really want to go natural and not use all these chemicals on my skin. So can anyone recommend a really good brand of face care?
(organc would also be a plus!)

Orange peel is very good in the treatment of acne. Grind the peel with some water to a paste and apply on affected parts. When oranges are not in season, you may use a powder of dried orange peels. For this, when oranges are in season, dry orange peels in shade. Powder finely in a grinder and sift it to make it a very fine powder. Store in an airtight bottle for future use.

Two carefully selected herbal ingredients such as Melaleuca Alternifolia (Tea Tree Oil), Azadirachta indica and Arctium lappa contain antibacterial, anti-fungal and antiseptic properties and are not only effective for acne but for other skin conditions too. Other herbs such as Aspalathus linearis (Rooibos) and Bulbine frutescence have wonderful antioxidant and healing properties and also help to prevent skin infection and provide ongoing relief. In addition, Lavender Essential Oil acts as a circulatory stimulant and antiseptic, and is used to treat burns and wounds and to prevent scarring.

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or is there a drug for this?

Well, some Amino Acids like L-Tyrosine or L-Ornithine help to nourish the Pituitary gland among others….. but they won't specifically make you grow taller any faster than you would otherwise (maybe an inch faster per foot….. maybe).

There is no drug, supplement, or any other type of product that can claim to make you grow taller… you just have to wait for your body to grow as it's going to grow. If you grew faster than your body was ready for, you could actually damage your joints or bones, in theory

If so, what products do you use and why do you use them. What makes those products so great?

I have been using Lemons, White Vinegar & Baking Soda for years, they definitely work quite nicely. I dislike how chemical cleaners smell and hurt my hands. You ask what is so great about them… No smells, No odors, No burnt hands, and lastly I do not have to worry about the Children getting into something that they could put in their mouth & eyes. Each to their own, it is your decision. Should you decide to use Natural products, you can buy the Lemons & Limes even past their freshness date, because of their acid concentrate they will still work, plus you save money. This link will give you suggestions on how to use these products;
http://housekeeping.about.com/cs/environment/a/alternateclean.htm

I need something to put at the bottom of the cage and then put the bedding on top. Any pet product i have used as made them sneeze. I would be really grateful if someone could suggest a natural product. I tried bicarbonate of soda and it did not work.
I clean the cage twice a week and use carefresh. It smells after one day! I put newspaper under the bedding too.

Why not just clean the cage on a regular basis? Use Carefresh Ultra (controls odor and is highly absorbant) as a bedding. It's just a paper-based bedding.

You can also try putting Yesterday's News pellets on the bottom and then covering it with Carefresh. Again, made with recycled newspaper, easy to clean, highly absorbant, and controls odor.

I'm 23, drink water and exercise.. but my face gets really oils (especially T-zone). I've lately tried Olive Oil because it's suppose to absorb the excess oil, but sometimes it makes my face too dry or too oily. I have very sensitive skin, so sometimes I break out. Any tips?

proactiv

I'm on a shoestring budget too I have notices some sort of age spots on my face lately and I want them gone!

Olive oil cleans very well. Be sure, what ever you use, to clean your face for a minimum of one minute.
Water based products to not moisturize. The water evaporates taking your skin's natural moisture with it. Look at the ingredients of what ever product you're using on your face or body. Most have water listed first which means it contains more water than anything else.
Do not use petroleum products on your skin (petroleum jelly a/k/a Vaseline). They will seal in what ever is on your skin. Good or bad.

I remember something about boric acid with an additive like sugar or something. I got up the other night and me and a roach nearly hurt each other. I don't want to just nearly hurt them by accidently stepping on them barefooted, I want their annihilation!!!

Make some simple dough, flour and water.
Mix in some boric acid.
Roll into tiny balls, about the size of a pea.
Place them along walls and/or cabinets out of reach of pets and children.

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I've heard taking probiotics are good to help keep your digestive system balanced and healthy but is there anything else that you know that does this? Something that's even more effective for digestive issues such as recurring indigestion (which is what I've been having alot recently) and / or also chronic constipation?

Probiotics only help digestion by keeping up the populations of the beneficial bacteria of your gut. If your problem isn't due to a deficiency in those bacteria then probiotics won't do anything for you. If you are eating a healthy balanced diet, then the source of your indigestion and constipation is something else, possibly a medical condition that needs to be treated in some other manner. If you aren't eating a well balanced healthy diet, then altering it to one might solve your troubles. As a rule, constipation is directly related to the amount of soluble and insoluble fiber in the diet- a need filled by veggies, fruit and whole grains eaten on a regular basis. You can certainly include a glass of the water mix fiber drink daily, which will help with the constipation. As far as the indigestion, that might also be dietary related. Highly spiced, or high fat items lead the group as main causes of indigestion, as do very rich foods that you might be unused to eating. Eating quickly or eating too much can also do the trick, and simple stress can also do it. You might keep track of what you eat and how much, and the symptoms you associate with it for a week or so, and then see if you can detect a particular culprit. If not, then take that information with you to see the doctor, as it will be helpful in determining what really lies behind your troubles. I can tell you that it doesn't sound like all the yogurt and probiotic drinks in the world will help you with your particular complaint.

Washing the floorboards properly would need time to let them dry, so I'm just looking for something that can just be sprayed on. I'm thinking maybe aromatherapy stuff like lemon or tea tree?

Tea Tree (Melaleuca) is a natural anti-bacterial.
To be effective you would need to spray a light mist over the entire floor.
If you're concerned about trapped moisture, use a fan or blow dryer. This won't take too long, so you can get on with the installation.

All kinds of spiders, and there are cats and dogs and racoons in and out of the house, I don't want to poison them…

orange oil you put in a sprat bottle and spray all over your house it wont hurt anmials

I already take vitamins every day, and I don't like to use things like nail polish.

I have the worst nails, so I can sympathize. I have buffed my nails. The buffing kits use a chamois stretched over a frame. You put this stuff on your nails that makes them dull. Then you buff the stuff off. Over the course of about a month, my nails really improved. The nails feel really smooth and they have a pretty shine. I don't think the buffing stuff does anything. I think the extra blood to the nail pads makes the nails healthier.