Some things just never get cleaned. Either they’re in hard to reach places, places you can’t see, or they are hard to clean. Maybe they’re just such everyday objects that you don’t think about cleaning them at all. Whatever the reason, I bet there is more than one item on the list below that you [Click here to keep reading this post!]
There’s no longer a need for each surface of your home to have its own special cleaner. Get back to the basics with soap and water! Soap and water can actually take care of cleaning dishes, window screens, hand-washable silk materials, most hard-surfaces, floors, stainless steel sinks/appliances, and porcelain fixtures.
Many people who choose wood or vinyl flooring often buy rugs to decorate the living area, bathroom floors, and sometimes even bedside to keep their feet a bit warmer in the mornings when crawling out of bed. If you choose to spend good money on a rug, you need to know how to properly take care of it. There are three simple rules for taking care of your rug.
Try an enzyme product. You’ll find enzyme products at pet stores, RV or marine stores. Pour enough over the stain to saturate the pad and the entire area twice as large as the stain.
Most food stains can be cleaned by spraying shaving cream over the stain and letting it sit for 15 minutes. Rinse with a vinegar and water solution. For more stubborn food stains, pull out some brake cleaner.
The first step to loving your carpet is to wear socks or slippers around the house. You will also need to vacuum regularly and avoid using liquid shampoos on your carpet. To learn why, keep reading…
There will be a day (if you’re not there already) when you, as a parent, will be too busy for housekeeping. There’s a simple organizing trick that works for housekeeping when you’re just too busy but still want your home looking tidy.
You probably already know that keeping the coils of your refrigerator clean will allow you to cut your energy use down and lower your utility bills. What you might not know is how to clean refrigerator coils properly. The video below shows how to clean a refrigerator’s coils.
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