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How to Have an Environmentally Friendly Bedroom

By Hillary Marshall

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Not many people would think that it was possible to make their bedroom more eco-friendly. From the bedding you use to the furniture you choose, it is possible to perform an eco-make-over on your bedroom. Making your bedroom more eco-friendly does ... more »

How to Hire a Housekeeper

By eHow Home & Garden Editor

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Do you come home after 8 hours of work to spend another 4 cleaning your house? Or are you too busy taking care of your children to do the housework? You may decide that hiring a housekeeper is worth the money. Not only will your house be cleaner ... more »

How to Hire a Maid

By eHow Home & Garden Editor

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There just aren't enough hours in the day to get everything done. When household chores consume most of your free time, drop the mop and focus on more important things in your life, such as family, work and yourself. Here are a few suggestions to ... more »

How to install a towel rack

By Karen Cotton

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While installing a towel rack may not be the easiest of DIY jobs around the home, once in place they can transform a bathroom. They are available in every conceivable size and color which will enhance the space and your floor will no longer be ... more »

How to Keep a Carpet Clean

By eHow Home & Garden Editor

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Those who have purchased carpet know that it's not cheap or easy to keep clean. In fact, carpet has got to be the most difficult things to keep clean because it is on the ground. Follow these instructions to have an easier time keeping your ... more »

How to Keep Your Fridge Clean

By michellemathews

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In a perfect world, your fridge would clean itself. The shelves would be free of smudges and stains, produce would stay crisp and leftovers would never outstay their welcome. Of course, we don’t live in a perfect world and this means that the ... more »

How to Live With Allergies to Dust Mites

By eHow Health Editor

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Despite dust mites' microscopic size, they can be a significant cause of your allergic reactions. They thrive in moist, warm environments, on a diet of human skin flakes - which are especially abundant in your bedding. The following steps will ... more »

How to Maintain Brass and Copper

By eHow Home & Garden Editor

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Brass and copper fittings and hardware can add charming accents around your home. But, if neglected, they make things look old and unloved. Here's how to keep that metallic glow at its brightest... more »

How to Make a Messy Room Seem Clean

By SueanneD

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You have unexpected company coming over in 15 minutes and your place is completely trashed. What do you do? You don't have the time for an all-out cleaning session, but you do have the time to make the room at least seem a little neater than it ... more »

How to Make a Non-Toxic Mold and Mildew Spray

By eHow Home & Garden Editor

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Hearing the words mold and mildew make homeowners cringe. The cost to have professionals go through your home and apply toxic chemicals to the problem areas is not something to look forward to. A safe alternative is to make your own all-natural ... more »

How to Make Homemade Kitchen Cleaner

By eHow Home & Garden Editor

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Have you noticed the huge selection of specialty cleaners at the grocery store lately? They want you to believe that it is impossible to keep a clean house without a different bottle of disinfectant for each room. Not true! Homemade cleaners are ... more »

How to Make Your Own Non-Rinse Mop Solutions

By mistymq

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If you are as fond of your Swiffer Wet Jet or Clorox ReadyMop as I am you are sure to appreciate these inexpensive recipes you can make up to refill your existing containers. Save $$$ on each refill! I searched online and in my local library ... more »

How to Minimize Dog Hair in Your Home

By Jennifer Ketcherside

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Has dog hair taken over your home? Are you tired picking dog hair off your clothes? If your canine has coated your belongings with fur, it is time to take back your home. With a bit of discipline, you can reduce the amount of loose dog hair in ... more »

How to Organize Bathroom Drawers

By Camille VanAarle

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Create more time for yourself by simplifying your products in the bathroom. You will be able to get ready without digging through your drawers to find the products you deserve to find quickly. Follow these tips to keep small toddlers out of ... more »

How to Organize the Basement

By eHow Home & Garden Editor

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Moisture poses the biggest threat to using a basement for storage-- you'll face a constant challenge to keeping things dry. These steps will show you how to keep most of the water out so that you can take advantage of an ideal place to stash a ... more »

How to Organize Your Kitchen

By eHow Home & Garden Editor

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You've got three half-full bottles of vinegar in your cupboard and your utensil drawer is a minefield of knife tips and mangled wire whisks. Time to get organized!.. more »

How to Protect a Home From Mildew

By eHow Home & Garden Editor

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Mildew and mold are common concerns in areas where the humidity is high. Even in areas where it is dry, mold and mildew can be a nuisance in bathrooms and laundry areas where they can stain walls, tile grout and caulking... more »

How to Remove a Dead Bat

By barbtaub

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With my husband away, and the kids pursuing their life goals of ensuring several states or the odd ocean separates them from their mother, you’d think it would be pretty quiet around the old chateau. Sure, they were all gone, but – they left the ... more »

How to Remove an Odor From a Microwave

By eHow Home & Garden Editor

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You heated up some leftovers and wow, that microwave really has a unique smell! Unfortunately, it's not a very nice one. Even after several attempts to clean the microwave, an unpleasant odor may still linger. The following is a quick way to ... more »

How to Remove Crayon Stains From Carpet

By eHow Home & Garden Editor

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Crayons and carpet do not go together. Once a mark is made, the stain can be difficult to remove. Here are some steps to help you get rid of the unsightly markings on your carpet should your little artist go outside the lines... more »

How to Remove Crayon Stains From Wood

By eHow Home & Garden Editor

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If your child decided to draw on your wood furniture or floors with crayons, follow these simple instructions to restore your wood to its original beauty... more »

How to Remove Dust from Indoor Plants

By Faith Lawless

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Sometimes having an indoor plant or miniature tree, especially if they look real, can be a wonderful splash of liveliness or color during the gloomy months of winter. However, they can be a real pain when it comes to cleaning them adequately and ... more »

How to Remove Hard Water Buildup From Shower Head

By GreenKnitter

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Even the cleanest showers can get hard water buildup over time. This article will show you the quick, easy and green way to remove the gunk and get your shower flowing again... more »

How to Remove Hard Water Spots from a Load of Dishes

By princessbride42

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Many people are plagued by hard water stains on their dishes. This simple method will take them off every time!.. more »

How to Remove Pine Needles From a Christmas Tree Skirt

By Sprice

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One of the most exciting Christmas traditions is trimming the tree. But the tree skirt often gets covered with sticky pine needles that seem impossible to remove. Thankfully, with a few household items, you can remove those needles quickly and ... more »

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