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I don't soak my delicate clothes anymore. I use laundry bags. For example in a dark load, I will turn t-shirts with print inside-out a laundry bags. I may use four laundry bags at a time. You will find the clothes are kept perfect and this saves heaps of time soaking.
Posted by Bonash in All other rooms. Faves: 0
in order to clean non stick pans you can use the netting bags you get when you buy onions. It won't scratch, and it recycles.
Posted by charlie_hanning in Kitchen. Faves: 0
Taking out the trash is a pain. I hate it. I layer several bags in my small trash cans. When I take out the trash, there is already a bag there! I don't have to go back and put one in. It also keeps spills in your trash cans from getting to the bottom. I also place some plain, dry kitty litter in the bottom of my kitchen trash bin. It absorbs odor and liquid spills.
Posted by HondaShadowGrl in Kitchen. Faves: 1
Here's how I help keep my car clean. I keep a Swiffer duster under my car seat and just hit the dash etc. a couple of times a week. I use plastic grocery bags to gather trash, replacing them weekly. A small dust brush will take out debris from crevices and use for a quick brush of the carpets. It takes about 5 mins each time I do it.
Posted by HondaShadowGrl in Kitchen. Faves: 0
Save money on hoover bags by emptying them out instead of throwing them away. Most bags can last 3 or 4 times before they fall apart!
Posted by alexmav in How Clean is your House. Faves: 0
Cut up a cheap dog or cat flea collar. Put a piece in the vacuum bag to hellp kill any fleas vacuumed up. Keep the extra piece of collar in a plastic bag until you change the vacuume bag. One flea collar can be used for four bags!
Posted by jinxicat in All other rooms. Faves: 1
 
 

 

 




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