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How To Clean Your House in 20 Minutes a Day for 30 Days
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The "miracle" of baking soda and peroxide. Put 1/4 cup of baking soda in a bowl.....add enough peroxide to make a paste. Rub on with fingers or sponge. Cleans EVERYTHING! Stove, oven, pans, stainless steel applicances, even the white handles of the refrig door.
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Bill-Melanie Norwood Wow thanks for the tip
Maggie Larchick love it
soak old paintbrush in hot vinegar for 30 minutes and good as new! Good tip to remember!
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Maggie Larchick wow
A bundle of chalk hung in a closet will absorb extra moisture and keep clothing fresh and dry, and takes up much less room than an electric dehumidifier. Read more at Marthastewart.com: Spring-Cleaning Rooms – Martha Stewart
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Everyone should have a copy of this pinned to their wall.
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Nancy Beach Ha! Ha! So true!
Instead of using extra laundry detergent to pre-treat, we turn to our old school friend: white chalk. Simply rub onto greasy stains and the chalk powder will absorb the grease, making the stain easily removable by the laundry soap in the wash.
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Heat a bowl of water and vinegar for 5 minutes in the microwave, the steam will dissolve stuck on stains. Simply wipe off.
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Heat a bowl of water and vinegar for 5 minutes in the microwave, the steam will dissolve stuck on stains. Simply wipe off.
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Heat a bowl of water and vinegar for 5 minutes in the microwave, the steam will dissolve stuck on stains. Simply wipe off.
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Chrissy Mayo You can do it with just the water, it works the same
Susan Roark I use straight water. everything just wipes right off..........easy!!!
Cora Dotson I use water and half of a lemon
Here's a nontoxic but effective way to clean your tub: Add one teaspoon of liquid soap and several drops of an antibacterial essential oil (such as tea tree, eucalyptus, rosemary, or peppermint) to one cup of baking soda. Add just enough water to form a paste, and use it with a sponge or brush to scour bathtub surfaces.
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Permanent Marker
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Andrea Stieff We have found that sol-u-mel from melaleuca works wonders on removing sharpie stains and hot glue and lables ,grease ... We all keep a bottle at our workstations when making bags...
Lou Isley take a dry erase marker over it then wipe off works also. I have done it and it works.
Stephanie Slikkerveer Paris Hilton Perfume in the pink and black bottle! Makes your house smell good too!
something to keep in mind. ugh. just looking at this is painful - {i don't know where i should put this :( }
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Aluminum Foil as Glassware Scrubber To get baked-on food off a glass pan or an oven rack, use dishwashing liquid and a ball of foil in place of a steel-wool soap pad. It's one way to recycle those used but perfectly good pieces of foil you hate to throw out.
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Michele Peters had heard about this yrs ago..
Bill-Melanie Norwood Yep I m gonna do this
Nicole McClure the thought of scrunched aluminum foil being scrubbed against something... makes me cringe and go eeeeaaaao
Baby Oil as Chrome Polish
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Kari Serio Tedesco Great for stainless steal also!!
Cat Suley I do this and it's great for stainless steel sinks!
This should come handy - cleaning burnt pans
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Jan Horrell Ott vinegar and baking soda are good for so many things!
The only SPOT REMOVER you may ever need ~ Mix one part Dawn dish washing liquid with two parts hydrogen peroxide; pour or spray it directly on the stain, and watch it disappear like MAGIC.
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Carrie Dixon There is always someone spilling. I will have to try this one one....
Kami Wenham Does it work on kool aid?
...how to replace a cracked iphone screen for under $10.00... Just in case I ever need to.
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Kristyn Yates My boyfriend & I were just talking about needing to do this for his phone...thanks!!!
Lauren Moore-Fischer This is great! And the BF had such a cute shy grin! Love the smart BF
Nancy McManus Guess whose son just broke his screen. Timing is everything. Thank you.
Cherie Fletcher Mine is broken too!
Great uses for common household items
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Jerri Walton Found these on Huda B's board
Michelle Gunsolley Jaycox fantastic ideas
Leath Strench Thanks! I new some of these but learned a lot...I'm going to buy some chalk!
Jerri Walton I love to find new uses for common household items :)
Diane Morfoot Terrific ideas....guess I will be buying chalk also!
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Jennifer Bernstein I've used this for years and it's fabulous!