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Wood paneled surfaces will dull over time without a clean up. Wood paneling needs regular cleaning to keep it looking fresh and new. Actually, you are cleaning the protective surface on the wood paneling. Paneling has a protective coating to keep ... more »
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Washing dishes is one of those household chores that everyone has to do sometime in their lives, especially if you do not have a dishwasher. Even if you have a dishwasher, there is always something that will not fit or that cannot be placed in ... more »
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Most people wash their outdoor windows at least once a year and sometimes more often. Outdoor windows should be washed before installing window screens or painting. Cleaning outdoor windows is quite a chore, but here are a few tips that can make ... more »
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Mice can be dangerous, both to your health and your sanity. Here's how you can catch one and release it, so you don't have to worry about the scampering of tiny feet. Read on to learn how to catch a mouse humanely... more »
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Dirty blades can make ceiling fans shake and wobble. To keep them running smoothly, clean them often... more »
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Your delicate chandelier will glow more brightly without all that dust and grime. Here's how to make it sparkle again... more »
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If you own a fiberglass tub, it should be cleaned differently than the traditional porcelain brands. Certain abrasive bathroom cleaners can cause damage to the surface of the fiberglass tub. There are several methods and cleaning solutions you ... more »
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A clean kitchen promotes a healthy and hygienic living environment for the entire family. Cleaning is considered an integral part of the cooking process. It is not just limited to the ingredients such as washing fresh produce but also ... more »
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The kitchen sink is one of the dirtiest places in your house. You put food in it, dishes, clothing and sometimes dirty pets and babies. Daily cleaning and disinfecting is necessary to prevent the spread of germs. You don't have to use toxic ... more »
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One thing that is often overlooked at cleaning time is your lampshades. They quickly can become overwhelmed with dust and dirt. The following will help them look new... more »
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Mac keyboards, especially wireless can be tricky to clean. Here are some tips on how to do it... more »
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Mattresses can absorb odors and stains easily, and if you have children or pets it’s difficult to prevent them from getting stained. A clean, fresh-smelling mattress is one of those things that you don’t miss until it’s gone, and if your mattress ... more »
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Mattresses come in various sizes ranging from twin or single to grand king. They are usually placed on the floor but often put atop a bed frame made of wood, aluminum, steel or iron. Mattresses come filled with natural fibers, synthetic material ... more »
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Pets offer devoted and loving companionship and bring joy to the home. However, they also bring messes and dirt. A pet's bedding and beloved toys tend to receive the worst damage. Keeping them clean does not have to be a monumental chore. For a ... more »
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Polyurethane-finished hardwood floors are tough and will last for years with the proper care. Fortunately, caring for these floors is a snap... more »
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Avoid household fire hazards, and keep your range hood and fan doing what they are supposed to do! Cleaning your range hood is an important part of kitchen cleanup!.. more »
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That joke about the moldy produce being a science experiment has gotten pretty stale. It's time to clean out the fridge and freshen things up. Here's how to do this weekly chore right... more »
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Aluminum is a lightweight, non-toxic, non-magnetic and soft metal. Most of the visible aluminum parts used in various appliances are lacquered, painted, coated or anodized for a good appearance and anti-corrosive finish. However, it needs to be ... more »
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Those aluminum pots and pans don't have to have that cloudy look. Here's how to get them to shine... more »
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Cleaning oil spills is very tricky. Follow these instructions to minimize stains in your driveway... more »
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Some older hardwood floors have oiled surfaces. To keep them in top shape, periodic cleaning and re-application of oil is necessary. It's a lot like polishing a large tabletop. Let's run through the process... more »
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So your lasagna bubbled over and your soufflé exploded? Not to worry - cleaning your oven is not the all-day chore it used to be... more »
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Anytime blood is anywhere but inside a body, it is not a good thing. If it's on a carpet, you can remove the stains using this easy method... more »
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Brass is a metal alloy made from a combination of zinc and copper. Originally a sparkling goldish color, brass has a tendency to tarnish with age. Tarnishing is caused by oxidation from exposure to air. In order to keep brass looking good, it's ... more »
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Cat urine can stain and leave a strong odor that no one wants to be around. By following these steps, you can clean stains and remove odors caused by cat urine... more »