Cleaning Your Stove
By Linda
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RE: Cleaning Your Stove
Can I use any cleaner on my black flat top stove as long as it is not abrasive?
Post By Jennifer S. (Guest Post)
RE: Storing Bedding, Clothing and Soft Toys
For bedding, spreading extra blankets and quilts between the mattresses keeps them clean and takes up virtually no space. Another advantage is that when needed, they are clean and easy to find. Grannygail
Post by grannygail
RE: Storing Bedding, Clothing and Soft Toys
We did this for blanket storage. Just don't fill the bags too full and when the air is sucked out, roll the top down and tie in a knot. You roll the top down as tightly as it will go and end up with some of the bag in each hand- this is what you tie into a knot...hope this is clear, much easier to do than describe.
Post by Vicka
RE: Storing Bedding, Clothing and Soft Toys
How do you seal it so the air doesn't seep back in?{o
Post By Alex. (Guest Post)
RE: Cleaning Your Stove
Arm and Hammer oven cleaner works with baking soda. It works well. I'm not sure if it has any other chemicals besides baking soda and possibly vinegar.
Susan from ThriftyFun
Post by ThriftyFun
cleaning your stove need help
do you have a oven cleaner with no chemicals besides vinegar it dosen't work in our oven with the grease splatters
Post By Enter your name. (Guest Post)
RE: Cleaning Your Stove
I spray my stove before we sit down to dinner and then easily wipe when I clean after the meal. But since I try to stay away from chemicals, I've found that vinegar in a spray bottle works well also.
Post By Ann (Guest Post)
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