Posts Tagged ‘tips’
Easy Decluttering Tips: Tackle Clutter in Manageable Steps
The best way to prevent decluttering from becoming overwhelming is to tackle it in stages and focus on specific zones. Start by prioritizing the areas that need the most attention, using a decluttering checklist to stay organized. Instead of trying to declutter your entire home at once, focus on one room—or even just one section…
Read MoreBest way to Clean Grout and Tiles
The best way to clean grout and tile is to use a mixture of baking soda and hydrogen peroxide, creating a paste that can be applied to the grout lines and scrubbed with a brush, particularly effective for tough stains; for lighter cleaning, a solution of warm water and a mild dish soap can be…
Read MoreHow to Clean Couch Stains: A Complete Guide for Every Situation
Before diving into stain removal, follow these essential tips to protect your couch and ensure effective cleaning: Key Tips for Couch Stain Removal: Always Check the Care Label: Read your couch’s care label to determine the safest cleaning methods and solutions for the fabric. Blot, Don’t Rub: Use a clean cloth or paper towel to…
Read MoreRefresh Your Fabric Furniture Naturally: How Baking Soda Neutralizes Odors Effectively
Baking soda is a natural adsorbent, meaning it can effectively absorb odors when used correctly. For fabric-covered furniture, sprinkle baking soda generously using a salt shaker or similar dispenser. Since baking soda doesn’t work instantly, let it sit for about an hour to neutralize as many odor-causing particles as possible. For particularly stubborn odors, you…
Read MoreRugs: What Size? What Shape? What Color?
Rugs are essential to every room. They help define a space, ground it, and add warmth and color to the room. Here are some tips on rugs that will help make your rug decision and purchase easy! These are tips that I discuss with my Fairfield and Westchester clients to help them along the design…
Read MoreBest way to clean your garbage disposal
“The best way to clean out your garbage disposal is with baking soda and white vinegar,” says Gesuelli. “Take half a cup of baking soda and a cup of white wine vinegar, and put both down the sink. After a few minutes, pour some boiling hot water down, too. Next, fill the drain with some…
Read MoreHow to make your own Windex
This recipe is easy to do and is more economical than ready-made products. Ingredients 2 cups rubbing alcohol ½ cup ammonia 1 teaspoon dishwashing soap 1-gallon water Directions Mix all ingredients together, adding just enough water to reach the 1-gallon mark, and divide up into spray bottles for all bathrooms. Can also be used to…
Read MoreHow to Clean Kitchen Backsplash Tiles
Baking Soda for Kitchen Grease If your backsplash tiles have a lot of grease on them, mix baking soda with some water to form a paste that’s thick enough to stick to the tiles. Rub the mixture over the greasy spots and wait at least 10 minutes. Go over the tiles with a clean, wet…
Read MoreHow to clean your outdoor furniture
Remove loose debris and wipe the surface of the furniture using a soft-bristle brush or a soft, dry cloth. Be careful not to be too rough, as pushing loose debris into the surface may scratch your furniture. The safest thing to use on any outdoor furniture is water, so start with a simple rinse, using…
Read MoreHow to clean ornaments
Holiday decorations become treasured family heirlooms, evoking memories. They can also become incredibly filthy after spending 11 months in storage. Ensure a happy holiday future with these tips for cleaning ornaments of every kind. Glass & Porcelain Spray regular glass cleaner onto a soft cloth and wipe gently. Crystal Don’t handle crystal decorations unless you wear…
Read MoreHow to clean outdoor rugs
To get rid of dirt, mix a solution of dish soap and water in a bucket. Then, scrub the rug using a large nylon brush. Make sure to clean both sides of the rug to get all the dirt off. After you’ve scrubbed it, rinse the rug with a hose. Source: Overstock
Read More5 Kitchen Trends to Look for in 2019
Let’s face it, no matter what your kitchen looks like, guests and family will always congregate in it. You just can’t seem to get them out. 🙂 So why not take your Kitchen design a step further and consider one of these hot new trends. Here are some of the design elements I have been…
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