House Cleaning and Stain Removal Tips
Cleaning, Seasoning and Caring for Cast Iron Are you one of the lucky ones who have been passed down the well seasoned cast iron pan from Grandma, to Mom, to you? If you are – that’s great! Because cast iron is one of things in your kitchen supply of pots and pans that will only…
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How to Remove Cat Urine Cat urine has a very distinctive smell. Even people without cats are familiar with it. It’s one of those smells that can overpower you as soon as you walk in the door. Removing cat urine and it’s associated odor isn’t always easy. In fact, if the urine has been allowed…
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How to Clean Your Car’s Upholstery We might keep a clean home, but many of us harbor a dark secret – a messy car. Keeping the interior of your car clean is just as important as keeping the exterior clean. Who wants to sit on a seat where a whole cup of coffee or soda…
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How to Clean Grout Grout is a funny name for an important product. It is the sealing agent that fills the gaps between tiles. You see grout on a tiled floor, back splash, shower, and counter tops. If grout gets dirty and dingy, the whole room looks like it’s not clean. But when your grout…
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How to Clean a Stainless Steel Sink Stainless steel is incredibly durable and resilient. It’s resistant to scratches, stains and other daily-use problems that plague other sinks. A film of chromium makes it resistance to rusting and tarnishing, but the surface of the sink can be damaged by dirt and grime so the stainless steel…
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How to Clean Dirty Patio Furniture Have you ever been invited to a barbecue and were dismayed when you arrived and found there was no where to sit because all of the patio furniture was really dirty? Well you’re not alone. As a matter of fact, your furniture might be needing a little love right…
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Make Your Own Home Made Laundry Detergent
Most people make their own laundry detergent at home because they want to save money, they have an allergy to a commercial detergent or they’re concerned about the environmental impact of commercial soaps.
To make your own homemade laundry detergent, you’ll need the following things then follow the steps below:
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How to Remove a Deodorant Stain on Clothing How to remove deodorant stains from clothing caused by sweat or perspiration is a job that should be treated as soon as is possible. Most deodorant stains look white or yellow. Getting the stains out depends on a number of factors: The amount of deodorant that was…
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How to Clean Leather Shoes While some people prefer not to wear leather shoes because they’re made from cowhide, leather shoes can be an economical choice. Properly cared for, leather shoes will last a lifetime. You may have to get them resoled, but the shoe itself will wear beautifully. Cleaning leather shoes is not that…
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How to Clean Wool Rugs The first step to cleaning your wool rugs is the vacuum them regularly to remove dirt, sand, dust, leaves and all of the other icky stuff we track into our homes every day. If you can, lightly vacuum them every day. Use a vacuum with a strong beater brush. This…
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