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Wed, Apr. 21, 2010
Green Cleaning
Posted by kmiddings

Putting Spring Cleaning in Perspective

There are two words that never fail to strike fear in my heart: Spring Cleaning. Sure, it sounds harmless enough. Like a good thing, even. But it can take over your life if you let it. It can go on for months -- say from the first nice day in March right through to the time you start lighting the...
Tue, Apr. 20, 2010
Green Cleaning
Posted by Ivette from WAGES

How to Clean Videos

How to Clean Kitchen Sinks How to Clean Refrigerators How to Clean Ovens How to Clean Microwave Ovens How to Clean Stainless Steel Appliances How to Clean Windows How to Clean Floors How to Clean Toilets How to Clean Soap Scum How to Clean Bathtubs
Tue, Apr. 20, 2010
Green Cleaning
Posted by Ivette from WAGES
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How to Clean Bathtubs

Bathtub could likely have a lot of dust and hair. If that's the case and it's dry, the best way to remove is by vacuuming or using a dry towel. The tub needs to be free of hair and dust before you apply product. Spray Tub & Tile Cleaner from to bottom on bath tub. Make sure tub is dry before...
Tue, Apr. 20, 2010
Green Cleaning
Posted by Ivette from WAGES
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How to Clean Ovens

Remove all metal trays in oven, put them in sink and spray with Seventh Generation All Purpose Cleaner Clean/sweep all of the crumbs or debris in the oven Don't spray All Purpose Cleaner in oven, spray on cloth Start cleaning from top, walls, bottom With the wet towel, clean from the inside...
Tue, Apr. 20, 2010
Green Cleaning
Posted by Ivette from WAGES

How to Clean Microwave Ovens

Open and remove the plate; leave the plate in sink and spray with Seventh Generation All Purpose Cleaner Don't leave for more than 5 minutes Don't spray Seventh Generation All Purpose Cleaner in microwave, spray on cloth Remove any food or debris Start cleaning from top, walls, bottom With the...