I would like to find and buy another old-fashioned dust mop like I used years ago on all my floors.
Substitute for Swiffer Dry Mop Cloths
I have 2 large long furred dogs who shed constantly. The Swiffer dry refills are great for my tile floors, but very pricey. I tried the store brand, but they really don't work very well. Then I tried a fabric softener sheet and it worked just as well, but was too small to put on the Swiffer dry mop.
This guide contains creative cleaning tools. Sometimes you just can't figure out the right tool to get to what you have to clean.
Instead of throwing those socks with holes away, they are great for dusting!
Cleaning With Microfiber Cloths
his is a guide about cleaning with microfiber cloths. Microfiber cloths can be used without cleaning products for a wide variety of cleaning tasks.
Making Your Own Clorox Ready Mop Pads
This is a guide about making your own Clorox Ready Mop pads. If you like the convenience of the Clorox Ready mop but not the cost of the pads, try making your own.
Leaf Blower for House Cleaning
There are times when I have opened my doors and used the leaf blower to blow out dirt and dust from my kitchen, living room, and car. This sounds like a guy thing (I am not a guy), but it really feels uber-clean and you feel like a cleaning superheroine in the process.
Many Cleaning Uses For A Swiffer Mop
I have found using dryer sheets works great for doing my blinds and dusting. Since doing this, I have discover a great way to save money.
To make my S.O.S or Brillo pads last longer, I store them on a crumpled square of aluminum foil after use. It somehow keeps them from rusting. I also cut my pads in half before use.
When your vacuum bag is full, cut open the end of the bag to dump. Then staple it back together and use it again.
Cut up old t-shirts into rectangles and put into an old wipes container. Add about 2 tablespoons of Dr. Bronner's soap or whatever soap you prefer. Add 1 cup of water until the shirts are moistened. Then they're ready to use.
I would like to know how to knit or crochet a reusable swiffer pad.
Softening Microfiber Cleaning Cloths
I hate the feeling of microfiber towels or cleaning cloths. Is there anything that takes that pinchy feeling away?
Saving Money on Swiffer Pads and Mops
This is a guide about saving money on Swiffer pads and mops. The Swiffer is a handy and quick way to keep your floors clean. However, buying the extra pads or other refills, can really add up.
Removing Black Marks on Iron Soleplate
How do you remove black marks off the bottom of a electric iron?
I have an annoying smell coming from my vacuum. I inserted a new bag, and cleaned the tools. The smell is still there. What else can I do?
Using Pine-Sol in a Hoover Steamvac
I have a Hoover Steamvac and would love to use my Pine-Sol cleaner solution in it. Would this damage the cleaner?
This is a guide about sterilizing sponges. Sponges are often used for the dirtiest jobs in the house. Sterilizing them is the best way to make sure they are free of germs and viruses.
Reuse Your Lysol or Clorox Wipes
When I have used Lysol wipes, as long as they are not greasy, I reuse them. When the wipe has used all of its cleaner or is drying out, I will put my Dawn dish detergent on it. I use it as a scrubber for the my range hood, or other surfaces like my refrigerator or microwave.
This is a guide about cleaning a vacuum. The vacuum cleaner is an awesome cleaning tool. To keep your machine in good working order, prolong its life, and get rid of the dust, dirt, and pet hair, you need to periodically clean the cleaner.
This is a guide about cleaning a feather duster. A feather duster is a great reusable cleaning tool. Of course, the duster also needs to be cleaned routinely so that it continues to do a good job.
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Microfiber Fabrics Save in the Long Run
Microfiber is the economic solution to cleaning, though it might not seem like it. Microfiber materials are more expensive at the initial point of purchase, but they are long lasting and efficient cleaners.
Cut an "X" in the tennis ball and slide on the end of the broomstick. To use: Rub the tennis ball over the black scuff marks and watch them disappear.
