According to the increased global consciousness relating to the art of maintaining your environment and making it clean, most homeowners around the globe tend to prefer to use green products, especially when it comes to home cleanliness, instead of going for solid chemicals and bleaches that are dangerous and harmful. There is also a growing …
Having tiles in the house can be very interesting as they are beautiful and brightens up how a space will look, but you may start to worry about maintaining them. Many people do swear on using bleach to keep how good their tiles look. Bleach is a powerful household cleaner and comes in handy for …
There are several ways to easily and quickly remove your children’s artwork from your walls, but success depends on the surface treatment of your walls. You do not want to end up with stained or damaged surfaces, after all! The easiest and fastest way to remove pencil and crayon marks from walls is with a …
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Dry cleaning is a process that uses no water and relies on solvents, like perchloroethylene, to dissolve and remove oil-based stains from clothes. This solvent is toxic, although it’s safe if handled properly. In this post we are going to discuss if dry cleaning removes stains or not! Does Dry Cleaning Remove Stains? Dry cleaning …
Whether in our kitchen, studios, or workplaces, we all like spotless benchtops. Since we’ll be seeing a lot of them, we’d like to make sure that they’re a treat on the eyes and up to muster. 4 Easy Steps To Clean Your Stone Benchtops Clean up spills immediately to avoid staining Use paper towel to …
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Front door, back door, internal doors!! I’m sure you have quite a few doors. Some more than other’s are used more, and show evidence of this with dirt, hand prints, pet paw prints and so much more!!!
Ever wondered how to clean light fixtures. Also known as the home of tiny bugs. This cleaning tasks does not take too long, and needs to be done around every 3 – 6 months.
Starting to notice the cobwebs getting bigger and bigger in your home. All it takes is 1 tool and about 10 minutes of your time to remove them from your home.
