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Clean it-up "around the house"

Clever Cleaning

 

Look around your home for tools to help you clean in ways that you hadn't thought of. I have some clever cleaning tools!

 

 

1. Tip 1: The majority of refrigerators today have glass shelves, which can present some unique cleaning problems. I found the solution one day when I was cleaning my windows. A scrubber/squeegee. Use the scrubby side with some white vinegar and water to clean the shelves and the squeegee to dry them to a streak free shine! This also works on the walls of your refrigerator.

2. Tip 2: Can a hairdryer help you clean? Sure if you need to clean up spilled wax, from walls floors or wood furniture. Just aim your hairdryer set on low at the marks just enough to soften them up. Then, use a credit card to gently scrape away as much as you can. Follow up with a white cloth dipped in white vinegar to remove the waxy residue.

 

 

 

 

Deposits

Everybody wants to get rid of that nasty buildup that just seems to appear on things like salt shakers...

 

Dirty Little Problems

None of us wants to admit it, but all of us have those dirty little problems that creep up around the house...

 

Glass Tables

Glass top tables look good, but what a pain to clean...

 

Homemade Cleansers

You can walk into a store and spend a small fortune on household cleansers...

 

Maintain a Dehumidifier

Did you know that you should clean your dehumidifier every six months..

 

Maintain Wood Cabinets

If you have wood cabinets in your kitchen you know how dirty...

 

Plastic Care

Plastic comes in handy all over the house...

 

Cleaning with T-S-P

If you thought t-s-p only stood for teaspoon, I have some news for you. T-s-p is a great cleanser that can really help you out...

 
 

Why You Should Consider a Free Standing Solarium

For the average gardener, there is nothing better than getting out in the hot sun and feeling the dirt between your fingers. And for those who are growing daisies and snapdragons, all you really need is a plot of dirt and a trowel. But for those green-thumbed plant people who are interested in growing more delicate flowers and plants, a free standing solarium may be the answer to a gardener's prayer.

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What You Should Know About Sunroom Ventilation Systems

Keeping your sunroom cool and keeping the air circulating are two very important things to consider when you are building a sunroom. There are a few factors that can affect the way your sunroom reacts to sunlight and heat. Before buying sunroom ventilation systems, be sure you know how many hours of sun the room gets, how long it gets direct sunlight, the size of the room, and what other factors like flooring can affect the amount of heat held in the room.

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What You Need To Know To Install Your Own Sunroom

There are tons of ways you can add a sunroom to your property. While many sunrooms require major construction and some serious home renovations by a professional contractor, there are some options that will allow you the freedom to install your own sunroom. You may want to install your own sunroom to save money on a contractor or other construction professional, but remember that there is a large amount of work that goes into even the easiest sunroom self-installation kit.

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How to Pick Grout Color
Tips to help you learn how to pick grout color for your new tile.
Choosing new tile is an exciting and fun way to enhance almost any area of your home. Floors, bathrooms, countertops and kitchen backsplashes are all areas where tile looks and works great.

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Ready For Clean! - How to Start Pressure Washing
Some cleaning jobs take a lot of force – water force. Pressure washing uses a pressure washer that sprays water with high powered force so you can clean even the toughest grime, grease or mold. Learning how to start pressure washing the right way can make the job easier and quicker.

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