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How to Clean Hardwood Floors Every one to two months, wet-clean surface-treated wood floors, using Bona Hardwood Floor Cleaner Spray. Simply spray a small 3-foot by 3-foot area with the cleaner and go over it with the microfiber mop to pick up the dissolved dirt. Work your way around the floor, cleaning one area at a time. When you see a light scuff, buff it out with a sock or a clean, fuzzy tennis ball. To remove heavier scuffs, apply a little baking soda to a damp cloth and gently rub the mark...
How to Clean a Sponge No one likes the idea of cleaning dishes with a germy sponge, which is why we all know we should be cleaning ours on the regular. But which method is best? The Good Housekeeping Institute worked with EMSL Analytical testing lab in Westmont, New Jersey to find out if using the dishwasher, microwave, washing machine, bleach, or vinegar removed the most bacteria — and bleach won. The Best Way to Clean a Sponge Mix 3/4 cup of bleach in one gallon of water and soak the sponge fo...
How to Get Rid of Moths Moths don't bite, buzz, or sting — but discover wriggling larvae in your cereal or chewed holes in your cashmere sweaters and it's clear that a moth infestation is nothing short of super frustrating. Eliminate these fluttering pests from your home by following these easy steps. 1. Identify what kind of moths you have. Homeowners usually come into contact with one of two types of moths: pantry moths and clothes moths. Just like their categories imply, these insects go afte...
Genius Uses for Lemons We're not sure why clunker cars or disappointing appliances are called "lemons." From where we're sitting, these cheery citrus fruits are one of your home's hardest working, most flexible cleaning tools. Just look at what they can do: 1. Freshen your microwave. Make the interior easier to wipe down by heating a cup of water and a chopped-up lemon on high until the microwave's window is steamy. Let the bowl sit for 15 minutes before you open the door, and clean away any gri...
Cleaning Problems Sure, it's an essential for grandma's amazing chocolate chip cookies, but baking soda also has the power to freshen and clean seemingly countless spots in your home. It's a super-effective (but gentle) abrasive and is a great natural deodorizer, so it's helpful in all sorts of cleaning emergencies. 1. Remove stains from plastic food containers Leftovers have a way of leaving their mark. To freshen your containers, wipe with a clean sponge sprinkled with baking soda. Or erase to...
Get Paint Out of Clothes If you accidentally spill paint on your shirt or pants, don't panic: We asked Carolyn Forte, director of the Good Housekeeping Institute Cleaning Lab, how to get this tricky stain out of your belongings. The most important thing she says is to treat paint stains as quickly as you can, because once the paint dries, the stain may be impossible to remove. Another thing to keep in mind: while some materials may be able to stand up to these stain treatments, more fragile ones...
Way to Get Coffee Stains Out of Everything Coffee spills always happen at the most inconvenient time: as you're running out the door, in the middle of a dinner party or just when you finally sit down to curl up with a book. Good thing Carolyn Forte, director of the Good Housekeeping Institute Cleaning Lab, shared her advice with us on how to fight the stain fast and get back to your life. The first step is making sure you have all of these essentials on hand. What You'll Need: Good Housekeeping ...
Stepping into the bathtub and noticing that your shower curtain is dotted with mildew can make your skin crawl. But we have good news: "There's no need to throw away your shower curtain once it's dirty," says Carolyn Forte, director of the Good Housekeeping Institute Cleaning Lab. Depending on the material, use the following advice on how to clean a shower curtain. Plastic or vinyl Wash the curtain on the highest water level with detergent like Good Housekeeping Seal holder Gain Liquid Detergent...
5. Grease cleaner What you'll need: 1/2 cup sudsy ammonia ($12, amazon.com) mixed with enough water to fill a one-gallon container. Sudsy ammonia, which has detergent in it, helps remove tough grime. Clean your oven hoods and grills by dipping a sponge or mop into the solution and wiping over the surface, then rinse with clear water. 6. Water ring remover What you'll need: https://trello.com/noorelhodaa https://trello.com/hayat2018 https://trello.com/noorelkamar https://trello.com/asmaahassaan1 ...
Some of the items in your pantry (like baking soda and vinegar) are effective cleaners and, even better, inexpensive. So the next time you have guests coming over, but you're out of your favorite cleaning product, don't run to the store — try one of these standbys instead. Safety tip: Never combine ammonia-based cleaners with chlorine bleach or products containing bleach, such as powdered dishwasher detergent. The fumes they'll create are extremely dangerous. Before doing any mixing, read the pr...
cleaning your mattress If you haven't thought about cleaning your mattress lately, consider this: You probably spend six or seven hours on it every night. During that time, dead skin cells, sweat and oil from your body make their way onto it. That's why Carolyn Forte, director of the Good Housekeeping Institute Cleaning Lab, recommends following this advice every few months to keep your bed fresh. 1. Ditch the dust. The easiest way to tackle dust is to use the upholstery tool on your vacuum clea...
The first step when it comes to dusting is knowing which tools you should and shouldn't use. For instance, feather dusters are far from helpful, according to Carolyn Forte, director of the Good Housekeeping Institute Cleaning Lab: "This tool simply spreads dust from one surface to another." Instead, you can more successfully capture dust with a soft cloth dampened with water, a microfiber duster, or an electrostatic duster. Now that you have your tools, here are targeted strategies for your home...
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