House Cleaning and Stain Removal Tips
How to Remove Odors from Clothing Left in the Washing Machine Did you forget a load of laundry in the washer the other day and completely forgot about it? Don’t feel bad; you’re not alone. We’ve all had to eliminate musty mildew odors from laundry we left in the washer at one time or another.…
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Making Your Own DIY Organic Cleaning Products Organic cleaning products come in two forms; store bought and homemade cleaning products. Store bought organic cleaners are starting to make a place for themselves on store shelves but in some areas they may be hard to find. If they are available to you, give them a try…
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How to Remove Mold and Mildew Naturally Is there a different between mold and mildew? Yes, in fact there is. Mildew is the white fungus that grows on plants. The mildew that normal everyday people refer to is not mildew at all, but just plain old mold. At some point a surface in your home…
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How to Clean Laminate Flooring Laminate flooring in most houses is a beautiful upgrade, it is stylish, looks better than linoleum and it doesn’t trap all of the dirt and other filth that carpet does. However, laminate flooring is also touchy and special care, such as not walking across it wearing stilettos (sorry girls), has…
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How to Clean Dryer Vents A clogged dryer vent isn’t just an inconvenience – it can shorten the lifespan of your dryer, make drying clothes take longer, increase your energy bill, and even pose a fire hazard. If your clothes are taking too long to dry, feel hot but remain damp, or your laundry room…
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Green Cleaning No, green cleaning doesn’t mean when you go around and only clean the green items in your house. It is the catch phrase that people now use for cleaning in a way that helps keep the earth’s environment clean. The idea behind it is to clean in such a way that there is…
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How to Remove Dried Blood Stains Anyone who has been faced with trying to clean up a dried blood stain knows that it can be very hard stain to remove. Your first inclination might be to use hot water to clean it, but hot water “cooks” the blood and binds it to the fabric. In…
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Cleaning the Laundry Room The laundry room is where clothes pile up for washing, drying, and ironing, yet it’s often overlooked when it comes to regular cleaning – especially during those frantic “company is coming over” cleaning sprees. Since the laundry room is usually hidden away behind a closed door, it tends to collect dust,…
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Removing Rust Stains Before I became Mrs Clean, my husband and I lived in a home that had cast iron pipes. All of our white clothing became dotted with rust spots. At the time, bleach was the only solution I knew of, and I quickly discovered that bleach did not work for rust stains. I…
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Removing Rust Stains from Various Surfaces Rust forms when iron or steel reacts with water and oxygen, leading to oxidation. Over time, this eats away at the metal, creating stubborn stains. While rust stain removal can be tough, using the right techniques and household ingredients can make the process much easier. Homemade Rust Stain Removers…
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