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Talking Dirty With The Queen Of Clean

By Linda Cobb
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Date: 05/01/2004 Topics: Books > Cleaning | Cleaning > Books | Old Categories > Cleaning  
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Amazon.com: "Stand back, Heloise, here comes the Queen of Clean. Armed with both common sense and ingenuity, Linda Cobb made a name for herself on Morning, Arizona. For those of you who don't happen to live in Arizona, she has written this helpful little book. Talking Dirty with the Queen of Clean tackles just about any household stain, stink, or accident you can think of.

"There are five cleaning products you should never be without," says the Queen, "and most of them are things you already have in your home." What are they? White vinegar, baking soda, lemon juice, club soda, and Spot Shot Instant Carpet Stain Remover (her favorite brand). With these simple items, you can clean and deodorize nearly every room in your home, thereby saving money on expensive store-bought cleaners and reducing the amounts of chemicals in your home. Did you burn a casserole? Fill the dish with hot water, one tablespoon of baking soda, and soak. Try cleaning brass and copper with half a lemon sprinkled with salt. It should shine right up (and smell good, too)."

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By frances (Guest Post)
The house we just moved into,the carpet wreaks of urine. I've tried powders sprays and I just cant get rid of the smell.

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By Julie B. (Guest Post)
My puppy chewed open a bottle of my sons Deer Urine and it spilled on my carpet. Any suggestions on how to remove the horrible odor?

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By Sandie (Guest Post)
I washed a shirt and something else in the wash bled on it -- how can i get the shirt back to it's original color? (It's white with a black design on it)

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By Denise Glasco (Guest Post)

Thanks for the help with urine on a mattress!

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By azDana (129) Profile Blog! Contact
I live in Arizona and have watched Linda many times. Years ago, she used to have great hints but now she is just a mini-informercial on products that she plugs.

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By susan (Guest Post)
my son has grey sueded sneakers and they already have a stain on them after wearing them for one day. please advise me as to what to clean them with, thansk

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By Kim (Guest Post)
I have a fancy, embroidered table cloth (green and red holly berries, etc) and it has many set-in yellow stains. It has been dry cleaned numerous times. Any suggestions on how to get rid of or lighten these yellow stains? Thanks.

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By Julie (Guest Post)
I accidently burned up a plastic bowl inside my oven. How do I clean out the plastic? It is an older gas oven. The plastic is on the rack and down in the bottom of the oven.

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By Robert Marlatt (Guest Post)
We bought your book and it has helped us on many issues. One recent challenge for us was with our son taking a red wax candle and rubbed it up against our white utensil drawer. We cleaned it with WD 40 and a cleaner but a pink "smear" remains. Any ideas on how to get it clean??

our internet address is: lmarlatt@houston.rr.com

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By laura (Guest Post)
I woke up this morning to my son wearing no diaper and my bed soaking wet. I have been able to wash my sheets but apparently it leaked to my mattress and I am not able to get it out any suggestions will be greatly appreciated

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