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Spring cleaning tips

Spring Cleaning- What A Chore!

It doesn't have to be. Here are some tips.

1> Old tooth brushes are great tools. They allow you to get into those little areas fingers can not. I use these when cleaning my window seals. Each year I take a dry tooth brush and brush out the dust and dirt that builds up in window seals. Many times if you have older windows they can look new again with a good cleaning and a coat of Kilz paint. Sealing the wood will help with water, and sun damage.

2> Dryer sheets. Yes break out that box of dryer sheets and use them to help clean up. These are great to clean screens. They collect dust and when you open your window the dust blows in. So take a clean dryer sheet and rub them from the inside of the window. It makes them shine and the breeze smells great. I also use these in vents. After you vacume them out place a dryer sheet inside and this is a great filter as well as fragrances the home "Snuggle or April Fresh".

3> Wood work tips. Use a tinted oil to match your wood tone. Wipe it on buffing out any scratches of dings. Allow that to sit on the wood a while and then go back with a wipe on finish. You can find these in the home improvement stores where you find the stains. Look for a wipe on water base sealer. A little goes a long way.

4> Don't forget the ceilings and walls> I like to use a 1/2 cup of bleach and a few drops of a dawn dish soap. I put this solution in warm water in a large spray bottle and wipe down my walls. If you have flat paint on the walls use a dry towel spraying the wall will not be a good solution for you. For a greener method you can dilute distilled vinegar into the water bottle.

5> Ceiling fans don't get the attention they need each week. A dry toothbrush and a warm solution above will clean up oily residue on fan blades. A firm step ladder is recommended but if heights are not your thing, disassemble the fan to you counter top and clean it there.

These are just some of my home "spring cleaning" tips...


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