Juliana | April 15, 2009
On to the second part of my cleaning shortcuts I wrote a week ago.
There’s nothing better than tossing your junk mail daily. Same is through with old magazines and catalog piles. When I get a catalog in the mail, the old one goes into the recycle bin. I toss magazines as soon as I’m done [...]
Juliana | April 5, 2009
I’m about to read up on articles about mesothelioma cancer, but before doing so, I’m right here sharing some of my ‘not so secret’ cleaning shortcuts. The cleaning fanatic that I am, family and friends wonder how I keep our place immaculate. Thus, through the years, I have already shared some of them:
On refrigerator spills [...]
Juliana | February 19, 2009
1. That you can clean vinyl shades using dryer sheets. Yes, those that we throw in the dryer with our wash when we dry them to reduce static cling. If you are tackling wooden blinds though, it is best to start off by vacuuming using the soft brush attachment and follow up with oil soap [...]
Juliana | February 15, 2009
Do you have a spare bathroom in your home? I’m talking about one that is really unused for months at a time, and the toilet bowl gets black or brown streaks.
Here’s a useful tip that you can try to do to eliminate that ugly color. After the toilet bowl is cleaned the way you used [...]
Juliana | December 28, 2008
How do you clean your windows? Come spring, we will once again embark on this cleaning job. No, I don’t hire a professional window cleaner since all our windows tilt. With the help of my husband, it can be done. If the windows were not very heavy, then I can even do it alone.
Having said [...]
Juliana | December 19, 2008
Hey, it’s been a while since my last update here. Not so me, but I have been tackling real life tasks. In a few days, Christmas day will roll in. Are you ready with your holiday dinner menu? It’s about time to pull out those silverware from storage. Your guests deserve only the best wares [...]
Juliana | November 20, 2008
How do you treat your tablecloth when red wine or soda is spilled? The immediate action would be to grab salt or artificial sweetener and pour either on the spot affected so that the liquid is absorbed. Later on, rubbing the fabric under cold water will help dissolve the stain. At the hottest water setting [...]
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