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Cleaning with T-S-P
If you thought t-s-p only
stood for teaspoon, I have some news for you. T-s-p is a
great cleanser that can really help you out...
Cleaning Woodwork
Just about everybody has
some type of molding or wood working in their home, and
more often than not they get grimy and dusty and they're
usually forgotten during those weekly chores...
Clever Cleaning
Look around your home for
tools to help you clean in ways that you hadn't thought
of...
Deposits
Everybody wants to get rid
of that nasty buildup that just seems to appear on things
like salt shakers, sink stoppers and the inside of
teapots...
Dirty Little Problems
None of us wants to admit
it, but all of us have those dirty little problems that
creep up around the house...
Glass Tables
Glass top tables look good,
but what a pain to clean. They show just about
everything...
Homemade Cleansers
You can walk into a store
and spend a small fortune on household cleansers, but some
of the best and least expensive are those that can make
yourself...
Rust Problems
Do you have rust problems
around your house? If you do, I have some easy ways to get
rid of it, and some great ways to keep it from coming
back...
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Unplug the machine. 
Carefully unscrew or pry off the front panels as well as
the back if it has one, then put them aside. 
Use the small crevice attachment on your vacuum cleaner to
clean off the fans and coils. Make sure that you get into
all the little nooks and crannies and clean up all of the
dust and dirt. 
When all of the dust is gone, clean the coils with a
toothbrush and a weak soap and water solution. Repeat the
process with plain water to rinse them off. Allow the unit
to dry. 
Grab the water reservoir. It's actually a good idea to
clean this part of the dehumidifier once a month. Scrub it
inside and out with soapy water and rinse it well. Just
make sure that you dry it completely before putting it
back in place.