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Clean Painted Cabinets
If your painted cabinets can
use a good cleaning, I have some advice for you...
Clean Up in Minutes
Can you have a clean home
and have time for your family? Of course, I have a list to
keep your home clean and your sanity in check...
Cleaning Painted Woodwork
Dirty fingerprints on your
painted woodwork? Here's how to clean and protect it in no
time at all...
Cleaning Porcelain & Alabaster
Porcelain and alabaster are
precious surfaces that can be found in many homes. But,
they can be hard to keep clean. I have some easy ideas to
help...
Sticky Situations
From gum to tree sap, sticky
situations can pop up all over your house...
Sweeping
It's probably not something
you look forward to doing, and it usually takes some time
because you have to keep going over the same area...
Water Stained Ceiling
Okay, you've repaired the
source of the problem, but now you're left with an ugly
water stain. Well, it's nothing to worry about; we can 'fixit'
in no time.
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T-s-p or a t-s-p alternative can be found at most hardware
stores, but it's in other cleansers too. Check your
powdered dishwasher detergent, t-s-p is probably an active
ingredient. 
Mix together a quarter cup of t-s-p and a couple of
gallons of warm water. Make sure that you wear rubber
gloves because the mix can irritate your skin. 
This mixture works great for removing soot stains from
your brick fireplace. A stiff bristled brush and this
solution will help you scrub away the worst of those
stains. When the fireplace is clean, be sure to rinse the
entire area well. 
It will also clean up grease stains on a tile table top.
Scrub the spot well and it will deep clean the tiles
without damaging them. 
If you have a mildew problem on the outside of your house,
scrub away all of the mildew, taking care not to chip off
the paint. Then, rinse the whole area really well with a
hose. When everything is clean, spray the area with some
white vinegar to keep the mildew from coming back.