Cleaning Dust
Tip: Dusting Artificial or Silk Flowers
To give your silk flowers a quick dusting, place them in an ordinary paper bag and add a third of a cup of salt. Shake the bag for sixty second and remove the flowers. The salt should have absorbed all of the dust.
Tip: Chandelier Cleaning
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Tile Floor Cleaning
Tip: Oil Stain Removal from Tile
To remove oil stains from tile, the newest technology uses peroxide and detergents to penetrate the soiled area to remove the stain and deactivate the odor. Simply spray a product such as or Bio-OX Citrus Concentrate on the soiled area, and then allow it to penetrate for […]

Cleaning Wood Furniture
Tip: Ink Stain Removal from Wood Furniture
To remove an ink stain from wood furniture, make a thin paste with rottenstone and boiled linseed oil. Apply it to the stain with your finger and rub with the grain of wood. Wax or polish.
Tip: Shining Wood Furniture
To add shine to wooden furniture, […]

Pet Odor Removal
Tip: Removing Pet Odors
No matter how clean our pets are, they leave behind a pet odor on furniture. Especially upholstered furniture. Instead of purchasing an expensive pet odor removal product from a pet supplier, try covering the furniture with baking soda or a supermarket carpet freshening powder recommended for tackling pet odors. […]

4 Household Cleaners You Don’t Need
1. Antibacterial sprays and soaps
From what I understand, the only place where surface bacteria is a problem is in a hospital operating room. Some people (and some studies) have suggested that an excess of antibacterial products in our lives is cutting our natural resistance. Stick with plain old soap and […]