What’s the point of having stainless steel in your kitchen if it’s not bright and clean? To make your surface sparkle again use a specialty spray, like Homax Stainless Steel Magic Aerosol, once or twice a week. Make sure you don’t put on too much or you might leave the Read more…
Over time, build-up can collect on your kitchen cabinets — especially if you don’t run the exhaust hood over your range while you cook to keep grease from settling. To remove, use Parker & Bailey Kitchen Cabinet Cream to cut through the dirt and leave wood moisturized.
The first step to preventing granite stains: Seal your counter-tops as soon as they’re installed. You’ll know they’re sealed properly when water beads and forms droplets on the surface. To maintain, have them sealed again a year later and make sure you wipe up accidental spills as soon as they Read more…
A little water and dish soap can go a long way, and no you don’t have to take your blender apart for this.
Mount a plastic or cloth shoe rack inside your front entry closet door, and use it to stash all kinds of living room and family room miscellany—toys, hats, gloves, magazines. You can even designate one of the pockets for mail you’re not sure whether to save or toss.
Do a 5-minute sweep through each room, taking a laundry basket with you. Place in it anything that doesn’t belong in that room, then put away the stuff that does belong there.
Label the bottom of each electronic game controller (Xbox, for example), and then Velcro it to the console. You’ll never search for them again.
When you’re vacuuming, begin in the farthest corner and work toward the door, using slow, repetitive front-to-back motions in an overlapping sequence. As you look over the freshly vacuumed floor, you shouldn’t see any footprints.