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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...
Maintain a Dehumidifier
Did you know that you should
clean your dehumidifier every six months? Do you even know
how to clean it? Well, it's easy...
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Extend the life of your broom by soaking the bristles
before you use it. Just fill your sink with hot salt
water. Put the broom in so that all of the bristles are
covered and let it soak for ten minutes or so. Then lay it
on a towel to dry. 
Before you start sweeping, spray the bristles of your
broom with furniture polish. The polish will attract the
dust and dirt. This will make sweeping a cinch because you
won't have to keep going over the same area. 
To keep dust to a minimum, wet three or four tea bags and
then rip them open. Sprinkle the damp tea leaves on the
floor before you start sweeping, it will make the job a
lot easier! 
An easy way to make sure that dust doesn't stick to your
dustpan is to apply some paste wax with a soft cloth. The
dirt will slide right off and out of the way!