House Cleaning

By Ryn Gargulinski

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No matter how tidy, anal or organized we are, we’ve all had to scramble to clean the house in less than 15 minutes for unexpected company. A few simple tricks will have your house looking in shipshape shape even when it's not. Only you will know ... more »

How to Spring Clean the Bathroom

By eHow Home & Garden Editor

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The bathroom is a notorious place for germs to grow and thrive. It's also a typical haven for mold, mildew and fungus of all kinds. The damp atmosphere and general lack of proper air circulation in most bathrooms are major contributors to this ... more »

How to Spring Clean Your Windows

By only1special1

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Spring time also means Spring Cleaning! What better way to let in all of that beautiful spring weather than by cleaning your windows? Here are the steps to an easy way to thoroughly clean away all of that winter grime that has built up on your ... more »

How to start your kitchens' spring cleaning and think green while doing it

By loizousmith

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It's not always easy getting into the groove of spring cleaning. But once you start its almost too hard to stop and why not be green while doing it. Its an achievement you're sure to be proud of... more »

How to Sterilize Kitchen Sponges and Plastic Scrubbers

By SeventhSibling

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Your kitchen sponges can build up bacteria, like E. Coli. Bacteria can cling to the damp sponge, where it will easy grow. You can clean sponges in the dishwasher, but better yet, there is a way to decontaminate bacteria on sponges and on ... more »

How to Stock a Green Supply Closet

By eHow Home & Garden Editor

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People are interested in going green for a wide variety of reasons. Some consider the environment and the impact we are having on our planet. Some think closer to home, of children and pets who can be harmed by the toxic cleaners we often keep in ... more »

How to Stop Junk Mail by Doing-It-Yourself with a Kit

By ilovesunnydays

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If you are interested in stopping junk mail, but would prefer to do-it-yourself rather than hiring a company to do it, then this is the kit for you. You can stop junk mail for up to five years by using this kit that has a few simple steps... more »

How to Stop Shower Curtain Mildew

By eHow Home & Garden Editor

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If left untreated, mildew on a shower curtain will continue to grow and can cause allergies and health concerns. Mildew is a fungus caused by too much humidity or dampness. Before you throw out your shower curtain, there are a few tricks you can ... more »

How to SUPER CLEAN YOUR SPA BATHTUB

By DUSTYMILLS

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IF YOU USE YOUR SPA TUB FREQUENTLY, IT'S GOING TO NEED MORE THAN THE SURFACE CLEANED.......... more »

How to Take Crayon Off Walls

By AngelHeart

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If you have children, you know there is no way to stop them from occasionally writing on things they shouldn't be writing on, yeah, I know, we keep markers away from them, pens etc... but how do you take away a kids crayons???? Here are some tips ... more »

How to Tidy, Clean, and De-clutter Quick

By Jill M

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As a single parent living with teenagers, older kids and grandkids, plus our mini zoo-along with two chewing puppies, I usually have to do the quick pick-ups around the house. As I am also the one confronted with chaos when I come in from work, ... more »

How to unclog a blocked toilet

By Karen Cotton

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Bathroom toilet clogs are frustrating and cause many people to reach for the number of an expensive plumber. However, it is easy to get rid of them if you have the right equipment and show a bit of initiative. Many people increase their toilet ... more »

How to Use Five Ingredients to Clean Without Chemicals

By Mary Chapman

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Cleaning free of chemicals is easy. Using the ingredients in correct proportion will get your house clean and your laundry smelling fresh and looking great. Of course a little muscle will always help... more »

How to Use Housecleaning to Reduce Stress

By Denise Witmer

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Having a clean home does wonders for relieving everyday stress. You can learn to reduce your stress levels by simply doing your housework... more »

How to Use Old and Mismatched Socks

By Sheila Wilkinson

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There is a use for almost everything if you have a little imagination. But what can you do with old stretched out socks? What about the singles that survive the fearsome sock eating dryer? You'd be surprised at what can be done. Read on and learn ... more »

How to Use Toothpaste for Household Jobs

By TigressCalliope

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Everyone knows that duct tape has a million and one uses. But did you know that toothpaste does, too? There's not enough space to list all the ways to use toothpaste, but here's a whole bunch. Feel free to share your own in the comments!.. more »

How to Use Vinegar and Sodium Bicarbonate as a Cleaner

By misswuwu

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Sodium Bicarbonate is a cheap, easy way to use as an efficient cleaning tool for use inside your home... more »

How to Vacuum

By eHow Home & Garden Editor

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Vacuuming often will help your carpets and rugs last longer. Cleaner carpets also help eliminate allergens and dust from your house. Since most of us don't enjoy vacuuming, doing it the right way is important to make each cleaning more effective. ... more »

How to Vacuum Seal Bags w/o Using Expensive Storage Bags

By DOttFlorida

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In this excerpt you will learn my trick to packing items (NOT food), all the while saving space, & money on those other bags... more »

How to wash aluminum or vinyl siding.

By w1z111

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Over time, vinyl and aluminum siding develops mildew, oxidation or other soiling, which detracts considerably from the original crispness and freshness of new siding. Aluminum siding becomes "dull"; vinyl siding shows mildew ... more »

How to Wash an Oversized Comforter

By eHow Home & Garden Editor

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Many homeowners use oversized comforters for large beds or cold winters, but they have trouble washing them in their household laundry machines. You may use a duvet cover that is easily taken off and cleaned but often a comforter is already too ... more »

How to Wash Less Dishes

By eHow Home & Garden Editor

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Washing one dish at the end of the day isn't an overwhelming task, but washing a sink full of dishes everyday can become frustrating. If you live by yourself, or if you have a family of 5, there are a few simple ways to reduce the amount of ... more »

How to be a Housewife

By deepthinkin

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The Oxford Dictionary of Current English defines housewife as "a woman whose main occupation is caring for her family and running the household." In today's modern society, there are fewer domestic engineers than there were one or two ... more »

How to Care for a Futon

By eHow Home & Garden Editor

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The best way to keep your futon plump, comfy and stain-free is to cover it and flip it regularly... more »

How to Catch a Scorpion in Your Home

By AbbyNormal

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So you have come across a scorpion in your house. Here is an easy way to catch that scorpion without harm to yourself... more »

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