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Muddy shirts and messy sinks have one thing common -- they can both be easily cleaned with a homemade remedy. We'll show you some simple and inexpensive solutions to help you wipe away stains and spills.
(WSVN) -- It's a fact- things get dirty- but you don't need to throw money down the drain.
We found money saving tips that are right under your sink.
We clean our dirty dishes in our sink, so how do we clean our sink?
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Ajax.""I
've heard lemon works really well.""B
leach."If you have a white sink bleach or a bleach product is just fine, but if you have the popular stainless steel then bleach is a big no no.
So here's what you want to do, first rinse with rubbing alcohol, then dampen a rag with some club soda and rub with that, and finally a little baby oil on a paper towel for an extra shine.
Most people spend hundreds of dollars on relaxing mud baths and massages but you're anything but stress free when mud lands on your favorite white T-shirt.
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ipe it off with soap or something.""S
oak that portion in cold water.""I
have no idea."The trick - dont panic let the stain dry then use a brush to get rid of what you can, then pre soak it in some laundry detergent and throw it in the wash
Candles can set a mood and enhance your table but what do you do when those beautiful candles become a waxy gooey mess?
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would scrape them out I guess with a scrapper.""T
ake a spatula and remove it.""S
ome people try peanut butter."First be sure to wait until the wax dries, then use a dull knife to scrape off what you can, be sure it's a dull knife, then take a paper towel lay it over the area and use a warm iron to remove the rest.
And if that doesn't get the wax out- wipe the whats left with some mineral oil and re-polish.
Now your table will be ready for your next candle light dinner.
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