Cleaning Appliances

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By KCout 1 comments
If you have an oven that is not equipped with a self-cleaning feature use this simple technique for an easy clean-up... more »
By eHow Home & Garden Editor 0 comments
A common way to damage a curling iron is to allow caked-on hairspray to stay on the curling iron. Over time, the curling iron will become sticky and thick; not something that you want to put in your hair. Before throwing out that curling iron, ... more »
By jakon 2 comments
Even stainless steel silverware can accumulate rust spots over time. The cause may be contact with something else that was rusty, such as a cheese grater, or just that your silverware sits in the dishwasher bathing in water spots. If you've ... more »
By april ort 1 comments
Everyone loves the convenience of a garbage disposal, but no one likes the awful smell that can come from continued use over time. Here are some tips for ensuring that when you aren't using your garbage disposal, you won't know that it's there... more »
By Christina Ellis 1 comments
Keep your coffee pot crystal clear just like the professional coffee houses in 2 simple steps..... more »
By WendyRenee 0 comments
Does your stove top get grease and baked on spots that won't come off not matter how hard you try? The secret is to use oven cleaner. Make sure you get the fume-free kind otherwise you will really be choking on the fumes... more »
By CLEANelizabeth 4 comments
Non toxic Disinfectant and Anti mildew Cleanser! This is my favorite spray cleaner. It does a great job and makes my appliances all shiny!.. more »
By John Huguley 0 comments
How to Get Rid of Fruit Flies. Read on and you will find the CHEAPEST, SAFEST, CLEANEST, method of getting rid of common household fruit flies. Back in 1987 I was doing a lot of traveling, and not spending a lot of time at home. On one occasion ... more »
By eHow Home & Garden Editor 0 comments
The rug doctor is a carpet steam cleaner with simple parts and is user friendly. You can buy one from the manufacturer or rent one at many major retailers. You can rent a regular or wide track model depending on how much floor you need to cover, ... more »
By GreenKnitter 0 comments
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 »
By Amanda Smith 1 comments
You can restore your jewels shine by using the following guide. I'll show you how to polish the most common stones... more »
By eHow Home & Garden Editor 0 comments
It's easy to forget to clean exploding chili or other messes inside the microwave. After a while the food residue becomes nearly impossible to clean off. The best method for cleaning harden food off the inside of the microwave is to steam it off. ... more »
By hikernb 1 comments
Dryer sheets--they're not just for the dryer any more! Who knew such a small item could have so many uses..... more »
By thepoo2 0 comments
How to get rid of the smell left behind from cutting onions and peppers... more »
By eHow Home & Garden Editor 1 comments
Most of the time, when a gas burner refuses to light or runs poorly when lit, the cause is dirt or grease. Fine particles of dirt or grease spatters can clog the flame openings on the burner, or can plug the pilot light that starts the burner. ... more »
By Henry 0 comments
Cleaning and defrosting the refrigerator is not something that most people love to do—but it’s one of life’s necessities. It can help your refrigerator run more smoothly, extend the life of the appliance, keep food fresher, and even help out the ... more »
By jessicamhays 0 comments
You can clean any surface even your childs toys without using harmful chemicals! And it will not scratch the surface... more »
By bruceleroy 9 comments
By now, everyone has converted from VHS to DVD, but DVDs require more careful handling that video tapes. If they get dirty, they won't play properly, and if you repeatedly allow dirt and stains to collect, you may have to replace the disc. Read ... more »
By Sheila Wilkinson 0 comments
Smoke can make a mess of walls, drapes and fixtures. Although the task looks daunting, there are ways to make cleaning soot and odors efficient--and nearly painless... more »
By eHow Home & Garden Editor 12 comments
Your shirts may be perfectly starched, but your iron is worse for the wear, as you can see by the caked-on spray starch all over the sole plate. Here's a gentle way to clean that iron!.. more »
By eHow Home & Garden Editor 9 comments
Most modern freezers don't need to be defrosted, but should be washed out and cleaned periodically. Following are steps for defrosting freezers that need it -generally when ice builds up to a thickness between 1/4 inch and 1/2 inch... more »
By Ruby Bayan 0 comments
The food preparation and cooking activities in the kitchen make it the area of the house most susceptible to generating and retaining odors. Food flavors from exotic meals, molds from expired dishes, and the musty stench from the garbage disposal ... more »
By danielzrib 1 comments
When you start to notice that mildewy smell emanating from your washing machine, realize that it's time for some maintenance!.. more »
By reneev 0 comments
As the spring and summer months approach us pesky little creatures come out. One of the most popular are ANTS! The one insect that we all dislike. The one that keeps on coming back. The one that we find on our counter tops, on walls, and the ... more »
By imaqueen1975 0 comments
how to get rid of mice and mouseproof your home... more »