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HARD WATER STAINS IN TOILET BOWL
| Posted on December 30, 2014 at 7:18 AM |
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 HARD WATER STAINS During home watch visits a house can sit for two weeks to a month without any movement. Between the higher temperature of the interior home and the evaporation of water in the toilets sometimes a hard water ring forms in the toilet. This can happen even if water is sitting to the proper water level. An etching affect happens and even if you scratch the etch line you cannot remove the ring around the toilet bowl. This procedure might help. Turn the water valve OFF. Flush the toilets so very little water enters the bowl. Squeeze a good amount of "whink" Rust Stain Remover around the rim and ring line. Wait 5 minutes and brush with toilet scrub brush that has good scrubbing power. Turn the water back on and flush. This should help out a lot. I take this with me on my home watches in case I need a little boost. Let me know how it works for you. |
Meyer’s Clean Day All Purpose Cleaner
| Posted on March 5, 2013 at 10:24 PM |
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 Green Works, your lease is up!! I’m kicking you out of the bucket. I’m making room for my new best friend. Meyer’s Clean Day All Purpose Cleaner has got my vote. In recent posts regarding the use of natural echo-friendly cleaning products, the controversy still remains a heated subject. When asked to use plant derived cleaning formulas one must ask if the ingredients have the muscle to effectively achieve the task of some of the toughest cleaning jobs. So far we have put Mrs. Meyer’s multi surface cleaner to the test. It has proven to be awarded our gold star of the day and the lavender fragrance has been uplifting, calming and pleasant to work with. The cost of Meyer’s household cleaning products is almost double the price of other products, but the satisfaction is worth every penny. Green Works All Purpose Cleaner 32 oz. trigger spray is $3.19 is some stores and Mrs. Meyer’s 32 oz. CleanDay All Purpose Cleaner on store shelves ranges from $6.79. |
Cleaning with Baking Soda and Vinegar
| Posted on January 5, 2013 at 7:50 AM |
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 Thank you Arm & Hammer for being a part of my cleaning routine.I really love working with baking soda and vinegar. I sprinkling a little Arm & Hammer Pure Baking Soda in a stainless steel sink with a little fizzing action of white vinegar and give it a little scrub with a soft cloth. For sensitive skin wear rubber gloves. Rinse good, dry and polish with your favorite stainless steel cleaner. Buff one more time for a streak free shine. Watch out! It’s addicting.  Give it a little scrub with a soft cloth. For sensitive skin wear rubber gloves.  Rinse good, dry and polish with your favorite stainless steel cleaner.  Buff one more time for a streak free shine. |
Household Cleaning Tips: Vinegar and Bath Salt
| Posted on December 24, 2012 at 6:31 AM |
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 This is my favorite secret so don't tell too many people......Cleaning with Vinegar has been very helpful in allowing us to not only achieve the removal of grease, grime, mineral deposits and much more. It has also helped us save money on cleaning products and create a healthier environment. Mixing our own natural household cleaning recipes using vinegar instead of purchasing powerful and expensive products is great, but what about the sour smell it leaves behind? We have visited our local Fresh Market or Whole Food store and purchased a handful of bath salts. When asked to wash the floors with vinegar we sprinkle a Tablespoon of bath salt into a bucket of very hot water and have managed to reduce the sour smell of the vinegar in half. You can actually smell the bath salt over powering the vinegar. It just makes me smile. Note: Every floor has its own texture and finish. Experiment with hot water, vinegar and bath salt solution in a small area first. Vinegar solutions are not made for every surface. |
Cleaning with Baking Soda
| Posted on June 21, 2012 at 10:49 PM |
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How many times should I change my baking soda in the refrigerator? The answer is once a month to neutralize odors. Here are a few ways to use baking soda:  freshen your mouth, use as a facial scrub, insect bites, polish silver and clean brushes and combs. For cleaning, try Arm & Hammer Baking Super Washing Soda as a laundry booster. I use it to wash my cleaning rags instead of bleach. |
All Purpose Household Cleaning Products
| Posted on June 21, 2012 at 12:02 PM |
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FABULOSO All Purpose cleaner happens to be one of the most popular household cleaners under the sinks of many homes. The Lavender brand has a beautiful fresh smell and lingers in the air after cleaning for a long time, but I have noticed many people are concerned about the over powerful fragrance especially for those who suffer from allergies and perfumes. If you look next to the Fabuloso on your grocery shelf you will see a product called MISTOLIN. It is also an All Purpose cleaner.  Mistolin has had a reputation of being called the "cheap and tacky Latin floor cleaner" that you could buy at the dollar store, but I don’t know how I could possibly clean without it. Fabuloso could not compare. Mistolin deodorizes and cleans while leaving a long-lasting, soft, fresh scent that is complimented by home owners with each visit. It can be used in so many different ways through the house. Just ask and I will tell you a few cleaning secrets on how to use this product. |
