How to clean wrought iron, brass, fireplaces, chandeliers, and copper.
Category: Natural Cleaning
Natural Cleaning Recipes for Your Home.
How to clean wooden blocks, washing machines, crystal vases, kitchenware enamelware, glass flower vases, cruets, or carafes.
How to clean silver, feather pillows. stone fireplaces. wrought iron, vinyl upholstery, chewing gum, markers, pen and more.
When it comes time to clean your cuckoo clock, it is essential that you take the proper steps to ensure any potential damage to the timepiece.
How can you get rid of the odor of the pickle juice spilled on your sofa or eliminate the odor from that empty pickle jar? Here are some tips to help you out.
No matter what kind of stuffed animal you have, there’s a method for getting it clean. Don’t give up on your favorite toys, they can be saved!
How to clean aluminum window frames that are weathered and gray.
Have you ever wondered how those professional window washers move so fast with the squeegee, and how the windows turn out perfect? Well, there really are some tricks to it that are simple to learn, and once you do, dare I say it, you may even enjoy washing windows.
How to clean fabric wall covering, wallpaper, and walls.
Take out crayon, grease, soot, and other things.
Following these tips will help you to keep your cookware looking its best and your food tasting as good as it can!
Here are some timely tips on how to properly care for them so they can become treasured family heirlooms for generations to come.
Chemical cleaners are expensive, so a simple solution is cream of tartar and vinegar.
Cleaning the bath can be a lot of fun yet it is a dirty job. First thing first, gather all the cleaning supplies that you may need for the bathroom cleaning job. It may include soup scum remover, mildew remover, bathroom surface cleaner, window cleaning fluid, toilet bowl cleaner, dust rag, paper towel, sponge, scrub brush, and floor cleaner.