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Tue, Apr. 20, 2010
Green Cleaning
Posted by Ivette from WAGES

How to Clean Stainless Steel Appliances

Remove all decorations on door before you start cleaning Apply Seventh Generation All Purpose Cleaner to microfiber and clean outside of fridge, top to bottom, following the grain The handle will be the most dirty, start from bottom of handle and use towel to go side-to-side like shoe shining...
Tue, Apr. 20, 2010
Green Cleaning
Posted by Ivette from WAGES

How to Clean Windows

First thing, remove everything on window surface and window sill. Apply Seventh Generation Glass Cleaner to window. Use a microfiber cloth or a 100 percent cotton shirt or special glass microfiber, clean from left to right, top to bottom. The reason you need 100 percent cotton or glass microfiber...
Tue, Apr. 20, 2010
Green Cleaning
Posted by Ivette from WAGES

How to Clean Floors

Use a broom to remove all dirt and debris. Look for any visible dirty spots or stains. In a bucket of water, add 5-7 drops of Dish Soap. Soak a microfiber cloth in the mixture and wring out the water. Use wet microfiber to scrub individual spots. Wet the cloth and wring out and place it under a...
Tue, Apr. 20, 2010
Green Cleaning
Posted by Ivette from WAGES

How to Clean Refrigerators

Remove all decorations on door before you start cleaning Apply Seventh Generation All Purpose Cleaner to microfiber and clean outside of fridge, top to bottom The handle will be the most dirty, start from bottom of handle and use towel to go side-to-side like shoe shining If fridge is stainless...
Tue, Apr. 20, 2010
Green Cleaning
Posted by Ivette from WAGES

How to Clean Kitchen Sinks

Two types, metal or porcelain. Same process for both, but use a towel instead of a brush with the metal sink. The sink is the last thing you clean in the kitchen. Spray Seventh Generation All Purpose Cleaner in sink, let sit for 3 minutes. Scrub with brush or towel depending on material of sink....