I know most of you know I am a green-freak. On cleaning day, my house mostly smells like pickles. When we put in our new hardwood floors, I knew that vinegar and water was the only way to go for me with cleaning it. It’s inexpensive, green and non-toxic especially with the amount of time my kids are on the floor. I had one of those giant soft mop head things with a separate spray bottle of my 50/50 mixture. The only pain was I had to lean over to spray with a squirt bottle then mop, then lean and spray,etc. Then I would have to wash the mop head. With the dog and kids in the muddy Midwest, I am doing this every few days. I had tried other spray and mop products before, but their cleaning solution was not green and toxic and expensive, the mop heads were disposable, which made it more expensive, not very environmentally friendly, and it had batteries to replace and recycle.
When Blogher asked me to try the Libman freedom mop, I was all over it. I have to tell you; I loved it .I could put the cleaning solution, my own cleaning solution right in the canister on mop handle and spray it with the trigger on the top with out having to lean over. I didn’t have to buy the special solution to go in it.
Once I learned to raise or lower the mop handle for where I wanted to spray to go, it was a piece of cake, I really appreciated that it was a squeeze trigger to dispense my cleaning solution of choice; so there are no batteries to have to recycle either.
When Blogher asked me to try the Libman freedom mop, I was all over it. I have to tell you; I loved it .I could put the cleaning solution, my own cleaning solution right in the canister on mop handle and spray it with the trigger on the top with out having to lean over. I didn’t have to buy the special solution to go in it.
Once I learned to raise or lower the mop handle for where I wanted to spray to go, it was a piece of cake, I really appreciated that it was a squeeze trigger to dispense my cleaning solution of choice; so there are no batteries to have to recycle either.
The microfiber mop head really picked up the dirt, my only complaint is I wish it was a bit more absorbent, but it still worked really well and the floor dried fairly quickly. And since I had two mop heads, I could leave one on the ready to go and wash the other. My kids have been fighting over using it too. They actually think it’s fun. If that would only work for cleaning the bathrooms.
If you get a chance, pop over to the Libman web site, you can download a coupon/rebate if you’re interested in the mop and there are also some cleaning tips too. Blogher is also generously giving a $100 Visa Gift Card from BlogHer and a Libman Freedom Spray Mop from Libman (all to go to one winner), open to those 18 and up, USA residents.
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My cleaning tip is to get the kids involved. Yesterday my son cleaned our porch and he was happy to do it because he viewed it as a game. It helped me out a lot!
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My best tip is to thoroughly clean 1 room at a time. That way cleaning doesn't seem like such a monumental task.
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I try to clean a bit each day. It keeps clutter under control. Thanks, Amy Raggedyamy24@aol.com
ReplyDeleteMy best cleaning tip is to use baking soda, it's natural, quick and gets the job done.
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ReplyDeleteMy cleaning tip is to use vinegar and water for windows - and finish up with a squeege for a quick and streak free result.
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You can use vinegar and fresh lemon juice in the place of cleaning agents for a more natural clean
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My tip is to use an old sock for dusting. Fits right over your hand and you can just wipe and go. Plus, the kids think it's funny, so they'll pitch in!
ReplyDeletei just try and do a little bit each day or it is just TOO hard!
ReplyDeleteI like to use vinegar and hot water to clean floors!
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Soaking a peeled grapefruit in vinegar makes for a good smelling cleaner too.
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ReplyDeleteMy favorite tip is to use Mr Eraser, I couldnt clean my house with out it, It works great on all textured surfaces, walls, counters, appliances, garbage cans, everything in the bathroom & kitchen and just about anything else you need to clean, actually its my best friend when cleaning
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Vinegar! It is cheap and kills germs better than most chemicals on the market!
ReplyDeleteI love using my fiber cloth to clean windows and mirrors! No need to spray anything! :)
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The best cleaning tip anyone ever gave me was to clean one thing before work each day.
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ReplyDeleteMy favorite cleaning tip is to do a little often, rather than save it all for one big horrible all-day extravaganza.
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I love vinegar and water for my hard wood floors and can't imagine using anything but v&w on my windows
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My steam mop broke and I am in need of something without breaking the bank, this would be perfect! Thanks for the chance!
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My cleaning advice: Put on music. I play classical music, loud enough I can hear it all over the 1st floor when I am cleaning and when I am done, I am relaxed and the house is clean. I use vinegar and water, old t-shirts rags and a scrub brush. My house is almost all hard wood floors, so this mop would be great!
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ReplyDeleteMy tip is to do little bits as I'm going through each room. That keeps things from getting as overwhelming.
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Make a clean-up basket or bucket, something just big enough to hold some rags (old t-shirts make great rags) and your usual cleaners and gloves. If you make it quick to grab what you need it will be easier to clean it right when little accidents happen! Clean as you go and you won't get overwhelmed!
ReplyDeletemy favorite tip is to put on music or something to make it more enjoyable for yourself. Yes, it is a chore, but who says you can't actually enjoy it?
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I clean a little bit eat day and my children help out too.
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My favorite cleaning tip is to do things from top to bottom. That way, the dust or dirt on top you swept off won't mess up thing on the bottom.
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My best tip is to do small cleaning chores each day on a rotating schedule. If you do a little each day and keep up on the cleaning it never seems like a big chore.
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I don't like mopping floors. I get my daughter to do it. She loves it. I have no idea why.
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ReplyDeleteI use a cup of water with a squirt of lemon juice to clean my microwave. Place the cup in the microwave, put the power on max for about 5 minutes. The steam from the water moistens and loosens the cooked, dry food particles. The lemon gives a fresh aroma. Wipe the inside of microwave with clean cloth. The food particles come off easy.
I try to tackle one small cleaning chore everyday, that way things never got terribly messy. Cleaning the appliances, or scrubbing the counters is not so bad when done right after dinner! Also, using great smelling products makes it so much more pleasant!! I really like Mrs. Meyers and Method.
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My favorite cleaning tip is keep baby wipes or handiwipes around the house. That way if you're snacking while watching tv or working at the computer you can wipe your hands off and not get the remote control, computer keyboard, light switches, etc. dirty. LPoser1 [AT] gmail [DOT] com
ReplyDeleteMy favorite tip is using newspaper instead of paper towels to clean windows which leaves no streaking.
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I use old newspaper pages to wash my windows.
ReplyDeleteCleaning tip: After getting a glass shower door good and clean, wipe on a carnauba wax-based car wax to protect it from future buildup of soap scum.
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My favorite tip is to use vinegar to clean and baking soda to neutralize the smell! :]
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I like to clean a little each day so that the mess never gets overwhelming.
ReplyDeleteOne of my best tips is to use baking soda to remove small scuffs and marks.
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baking soda/vinegar make good cleaning solution for toliet
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I have to clean in the morning – if not doesn’t get done. My tip is to get the kids involved and delegate what you can – makes it easier
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Always dust after you vacuum. That way any dust that the vac throws up won't be settling back on newly cleaned surfaces.
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Used dryer sheets will shine your faucets like new!
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my cleaning tip is work from the top down. you don't want to do the floors first and then end up with crumbs off the table or counters landing on your clean floors
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My grandmother always told me when you spill in the oven, pour salt over it, let the oven cool and it will wipe right up
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ReplyDeleteIf by entering we are to leave a tip...I use my negative energy to clean with. When I'm mad about something, I pick up a rag and clean until I'm over it. Sometimes I have a very cleanhouse. It just depends on how long I stay mad.
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Favorite cleaning tip - I use vinegar to clean my windows and then newspaper to wipe them.
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One of my favorite cleaning tips is to have a stack of Mr. Clean Magic Erasers on hand. They clean just about everything but the carpet!
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I use water/white vinegar to clean out the fridge and keep it smelling clean.
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My favorite tip is to buy the best products you can afford; the really cheap products end up costing more, because more has to be used to get the job done!
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Some of my favorite tips are to keep the house picked up every day...it makes cleaning much easier and faster. And to not wear shoes inside...it cuts down on stuff being brought into the house.
ReplyDeleteI've found baking soda useful in get rid of burnt material on pots and pans. Just heat it in water in the pan.
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My cleaning tip is to use natural/organic cleaners instead of chemical ones. They are much better for you and the environment.
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My favorite cleaning tip is to use Vinegar and baking soda
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I like to clean things as I use them so I never have too much!
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My best cleaning tip? Enlist your kids and remember that ppl come 2 see u and not ur house!!!!
ReplyDeleteuse newspaper instead of towels for cleaning windows - cheap and works better
ReplyDeleteI like to keep a list and work on one thing a day. That way it does not seem so overwhelming.
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A quick tip for cleaning the washroom is to clean all the brightwork first, then tackle the heavy cleaning and finish with the floors
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My favorite cleaning tip is to keep cleaning products in a clear shoe holder hanging over the laundry room door. Makes them easy to see and access.
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I do a quick wipe down of my bathrooms every day, and having clean bathrooms make my house feel cleaner! Also I don't let people wear shoes in my house, I have dark hardwood floors that show everything, and I have to keep them clean! So this helps me so I don't have to clean as often. No shoes= less mess on the floors.
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I run vinegar through my dishwasher and washing machine once every 2weeks to remove build-up and the nasty odors!
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I like to let product sit on soiled areas before cleaning. msmith572@yahoo.com
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Clean up messes as soon as they happen and get everyone involved to get it done quicker.
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Don't have children because all they do is make messes. My son's middle name is messmaker.
ReplyDeleteafter the kids spill something on the carpet-even kool-aid-poor a glass of water on the spot,then immediately blot up with a clean towel-works all the time!
ReplyDeleteKosher salt is great for scrubbing burned on food off of pans, the stove and oven.
ReplyDeleteI love the idea of being able to use your own solution in a spray type mop like this. No more bucket or expensive chemicals!
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My tip is to keep anti-bacterial wipes in every bathroom for quick wipe downs. It makes it easier for in between deep cleanings.
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My favorite cleaning tip is wipe down your bathroom after your shower. The steam makes it real easy to clean.
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Do 15 mins every day so it doesn't become overwhelming
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ReplyDeleteI add vinger or lemon juice and use as a cleaning agent
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If you clear out the clutter, it's a lot easier and quicker to get the routine cleaning chores done.
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my favorite cleaning tip is to do one room at a time..so you don't feel overwhelmed and you can see progress
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LEMON is a great and safe disinfecting agent esp for the kitchen (microwave, cutting board, sponges, hand towels)
ReplyDeleteI dont know if this is a tip, or if everyone does this already, but I always sweep before I start mopping just because dust bunnies are not fun to mop around hehe
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My best tip is to sprinkle baking soda on top of your fave green cleaner. It is great for getting tough stains out!
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Buy some flannel and make your own rags. No need to use paper towels. I just keep a basket under each sink with plenty of flannel rags. Great for the environment and easy on my pocketbook.
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my favorite cleaning tip is... If you break glass on a floor, just wet a paper towel and gently wipe it over the floor after you have swept and picked up the big pieces. It seems to work like magic at getting all the shards..
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Thanks for the chance to win! My favorite cleaning tip is to make my own all-purpose cleaning spray with castile soap, water, and tea tree oil and spray bottle. It’s cheap and green!
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My favorite cleaning tip is to call my family up and have them distract me, so the time flies.
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I clean when things get bad, & I start from the floor up, including cupboards! kytah00@yahoo.com
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ReplyDeletefavorite cleaning tip: use 2 cups water, 1/4 cup white distilled vinegar and 1/4 tsp dishwashing soap as an all purpose cleaner. Put in old Windex spray bottle, shake well. I use this on mirrors, countertops, toilets, you name it.
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I like to do a quick wipe down of the bathroom after my shower every morning. It keeps things neat and tidy.
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Take things one room at a time to keep from getting overwhelmed! It's also a good idea to vacuum last to pick up everything from the surface cleaning!
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If you haven’t used it in a couple of years, throw it out or give it away. It is easier to clean without the clutter.
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My favorite cleaning tip is to clean a little bit daily to avoid having to clean up the whole house all at once! This is especially true for doing the dishes too!
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I use plain hot water to mop my floors. I'd love to win this fabulous prize; if I do, I'll let my kids mop the floor! Thanks for the giveaway.
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I have found that hand sanitizer is great for stains on fabric and as well as taking marker "art" off furniture.
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ReplyDeleteMy best tip is to set a schedule and keep that routine going.
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Use a wet paper towel to get up the fine dirt left after sweeping the large dirt into a dustpan.
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Cleaning tip: use newspaper instead of paper towels to clean glass/mirrors
ReplyDeleteuse a steamer instead of mop and water, it cleans really well
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ReplyDeletethe only thing i have found that works for me is to try to keep things done as I go.. no matter how tired or busy I may think I am, otherwise it gets too overwhelming
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I like to clean with a mixture of vinegar and water, works great for windows!
ReplyDeleteMy best tip is to just to keep up on cleaning like doing a little bit daily instead of letting it pile up!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite cleaning tip is to use white vinegar. The smell dissipates quickly, it's economical, safe and does a great job!
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My tip, which I don't always follow, is to deal with the mail immediately. Recycle the junk, file the bills and don't let it lay around to do later. It will only accumulate and clutter.
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We have hardwood floors – this mop would be perfect for us!!
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Get someone else to clean!! I just got laminate floors in my lroom and could use this.
ReplyDeleteI really clean one room a day and have a pretty clean house by the end of the week. trinitygsd at yahoo dot ocm
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I like to use an old toothbrush to get those tiny hard to reach areas.
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One of my cleaning tips is to use a bit of baking soda and a slightly wet cloth to clean my glass cooktop. It doesn't scratch it, does clean it, is environmentally friendly and WAY less expensive!
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My favorite cleaning tip is using aluminum foil as scrubber. To get baked-on food off a glass pan or an oven rack, use some dishwashing liquid and a ball of foil in place of a steel-wool soap pad. Works great!
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thanks for the review. my tip is listening to music makes cleaning less boring.
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ReplyDeleteSpend 15 minutes a day on a problem area (cluttered or extra-dirty) and you will be finished in a few days.
ReplyDeleteMy tip is to keep things organized, when everything is in its place it is easier to keep clean. I use drawer organizers, catch all baskets, etc.
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My favorite cleaning tip is to clean as I go thoughout the day keeping things organized. I also have my family help with a deep cleaning every few months. helenkeeler@comcast.net
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My best tip is CANDLES! The low light and nice scent cover a multitude of cleaning sins ;)
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use a toothbrush for cleaning grout lines
ReplyDeletemy tip is to give one room a top to bottom cleaning per week and just mild cleaning the rest of the house. It's so much less daunting then a major house cleaning once a month!
ReplyDeleteI do a load of laundry every day or two so it never piles up, and vacuum a couple of times a week. By breaking up the big job into smaller jobs - it's less of a bore or challenge
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My favorite cleaning tip is to do a little every day so the cleaning doesn't become overwhelming.
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The best cleaning tip I have is to keep organized. It's hard to build clutter when everything has a place to go!
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My cleaning tip go to each room doing the same thing... For instance go gather all the trash, then go dust and so forth.
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ReplyDeleteUse a wet paper towel to pick up the fine dirt left behind after sweeping.
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Do whatever cleaning task you hate first - that way it's out of the way and cleaning the rest doesn't seem so intimidating!
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My cleaning tip is Music! For me, cleaning is best done to upbeat music.
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ReplyDeleteTry doing a little cleaning every day, instead of one big tiring cleaning session. honeypie411 at yahoo dot com
ReplyDeleteWe use white vinegar/water mix to wipe counters everyday. Keeps them clean, works as an air freshener and deters ants.
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ReplyDeleteMy favorite cleaning tip is for picking up things that need to be put away. I set a timer and challenge the family. They usually get that job done before the timer goes off! Magic!
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spritz bathroom with vinegar to remove mildew.
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Keep a cordless rechargeable handheld vacuum cleaner handy-handy enough to use often enough.
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My tip is clean as you go.
ReplyDeletemy tip is just dont put it off. create a schedule for cleaning and follow it so it does not become too intimidating!
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My favorite cleaning tip is to make everyone in the family responsible for cleaning up their mess/clutter as it happens, not later, when it's convenient (but Moooommmmmm!!!). asthenight at gmail dot com
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ReplyDeleteI'm a big fan of lemon ammonia for kitchen cleaning. Nothing cuts grease better.
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My best tip, although I admit I don't always follow my own advice, is to clean as you go. Never leave any dirt to set because then it becomes twice as hard to clean.
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I suggest using vinegar and rags as a greener and more economical way to clean.
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