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**10 Clever Spring Cleaning Hacks** DIY Citrus Garbage Disposal Making frozen citrus and vinegar garbage disposal ice cubes is the easiest ways to get rid of bad smells. All you have to do is put a few citrus peels into a muffin tin or ice cube tray and fill with vinegar. Pop in the freezer until solid and toss a few into your disposal. The bad smells will be replaced with a lovely citrus scent! Clean Your Screens Using Coffee Filters... Did you know that you can use a coffee filter to clean up your television and computer screens? They’ll catch the dust and get rid of static cling, all without leaving behind any fibers (or scratches). Impressive right? Use a Magic Eraser for Your Window Sill Compared to any other cleaner, magic erasers are one of the best cleaners when getting rid of all the dirt and grime that build up over time on your window sills. They’re super easy to use and leave no mess. Cloth and a Broom Dusting Hack If you can’t get your vacuum to reach hard to clean areas that are getting dusty, then cover a long broom with a cloth, secure with a big rubber band, and clean. Super simple right? Lint Roll Your Lampshade Lint rollers work like magic in removing dust from your lampshades. Simply roll it over the shade (or any other fabric surface really) and it’ll instantly collect the dust. Apply Shaving Foam to Your Mirror Whether it’s in the bathroom or in your bedroom, shaving foam is a great way to remove smears and smudges easily. Just squirt some shaving foam on your mirror and wipe clean with a cloth. Clean Faucets Around Home with a Lemon To quickly get rid of hard water stains on your home faucets, try rubbing a sliced lemon over the stains. It’ll make them shiny and clean again. Remove Pet Hair with Rubber Gloves If you have pets at home, then there’s probably a lot of fur on your furniture, carpets, and well everywhere. So to easily get rid of it, wear a pair of rubber gloves and wipe your hand over places that have gathered plenty of hair. The hair will stick right away, cleaning your place in no time. Clean Your Dishwasher with Kool-Aid You can clean your dishwasher with Lemon Kool-Aid. All you have to do is pour the Kool-Aid in the spot where you usually pour in your dish detergent. Put on a normal setting, and you’ll have a sparkling clean dishwasher quickly. Clean Your Microwave in Seconds We’ve all had microwaves that had a ton of hard to clean spots from leftovers. But if you just heat a bowl of water in the microwave for 1-2 minutes (or until steam is rising), and leave for a minute, you can scrub off the spots in seconds!

12 Winter Cleaning Tips! 1 Go through all your closets and clothes and divide into keepers and giveaways. If you’re not sure, a good rule of thumb is: if you ha...ven’t worn it in two years and/or it makes you feel guilty, it’s a giveaway. Of the keepers, wash, mend or send those that need it to the dry cleaners. 2 Pair up mitts and stack them neatly where they can be easily accessed without falling into a jumble again; singletons should be thrown out. (If you find the mate later, chalk it up to fate and discard it too.) 3 Clean boots thoroughly and spray with protectant; if they need new lifts or other repairs, take them to the shoe repair shop. Polish and clean shoes; many shoe repair shops sell polish in every colour of the rainbow for nicks and scratches. 4 A new year is a great time to create, or overhaul, your budget. Create a budget that has flexibility in it (the number-one reason budgets fail is that they are too strict, rather than not strict enough), and resolve to stick to it. There are many good budgeting programs to be found online, and most are free. Plus, being budget-minded will help you achieve more in the upcoming year. 5 Pull your taxes together; if you start now, there will be plenty of time to go after missing receipts and add up deductions. If you have all the slips you need, you can send your return to your accountant earlier, if you use one, and get your refund faster. If you need to wait for certain slips like a T4, at least you’ll be ready and avoid any last-minute roadblocks. 6 Schedule dental checkups and annual visits to the doctor and various specialists (eye doctor, gyno, orthodontist, chiropractor, etc.), if you don’t have an appointment already scheduled. 7 Make an appointment with your financial advisor or bank, to check the health of your RRSP and other investments and make any adjustments . 8 If your pots and pans tend to end up in a jumble, perhaps you have too many. Consider a more convenient storage system for frequently used pans, such as a hanging rack (or drawer) near where they’re used. Pans that are used less frequently can be stored further away or even in another room . 9 Go through your spices and throw away those that are expired or have just a teeny bit left in the bottom. (A friend of mine labels her spices with the date she bought them and discards them after six months, which is when most dried spices lose their oomph.) Return them to the rack in alphabetical order, making retrieval much easier . 10 Pull all those cans and boxes of food out of cupboards and reorganize them. (If you’re like me, some things get shoved to the back over time, and you end up with multiples. Who needs three cans of baby corncobs?) If it’s still good but you really are never going to eat it, toss or give to the food bank . 11 If you do a lot of work at home or make your living there (or even if you don’t), inevitably piles of papers, books and files grow like stalagmites during the year. Now is the time to go through them systematically. File what needs filing, and recycle what doesn’t. Again, if you’re not sure, ask yourself: Do I need it? Will I need it later? Is there a better place for it? 12 While you’re at it, do the same with your computer. Delete old files; empty the trash; store files you want to save on disks or a hard drive, or using one of the new Internet storage facilities such as Dropbox.com or Cloud. Once that’s done, you can give your computer a new lease on life by re-installing the operating system, using the disks that came with the computer. (It will prompt you to either reload the OS while preserving existing files, or wipe the whole thing clean, files and all.) Get a head start on spring-cleaning Wash pillows, comforters and blankets, mattress covers, bedskirts. Clean the insides of windows. Deep clean the grout in kitchen and bathrooms by scrubbing with a toothbrush. Consider upholstery cleaning. Clean out the basement; if it’s semi-finished, get after cobwebs in rafters and dust in unused corners.

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What You Need Materials White Vinegar or Bleach (I used vinegar, as I try to avoid bleach in household cleaning)... Baking Soda Tools Toothbrush Microfiber Cloth Instructions 1. Fill the washer using the highest load size, hottest water setting, and longest wash. 2. Open the lid and as the washer tub fills, add a quart of white vinegar (or bleach). I used vinegar, as it will disinfect the washer without the toxins in bleach. 3. Next, add a cup of baking soda. Close the lid and allow the washer to agitate for about a minute. Open the lid again and allow the water, vinegar, and baking soda to soak in the washer tub for an hour. 4. Meanwhile, remove any parts you can and soak them and clean nooks and crannies under the lid. Soak and scrub removable parts like the bleach and fabric softener wells. Dry them thoroughly and replace. Using a toothbrush, clean the upper portion of the agitator and hard-to-reach areas under the lid and around the rim of the tub. You can also use this time to clean the front and sides of the machine, but don't close the lid yet! 5. After an hour, close the lid and allow the cycle to complete. During this time, you can clean the top of the washing machine, the dials, and console with vinegar solution. 6. Repeat. Run one more hot wash with a quart of vinegar in it to clean away any residue loosened and left behind by the first cycle. 7. Once the washer has drained, wipe the sides and bottom of the tub with vinegar solution to remove any last residue. You can prolong the cleanliness of a fresh washing machine by leaving the lid open between uses. This allows the interior to dry out thoroughly and prevents mildew.

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