Brush off your baseboards Like a PRO!

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Don’t neglect those baseboards! You can tackle dirty baseboards using the brush attachment on your vacuum or a small whisk broom to remove dirt and dust from the surface. Be sure to clean the crevice between the bottom of the baseboard and the floor as well.
Once your baseboards are dusted, you’ll want to tackle any food or dirt stains, particularly in your kitchen or mud room. Mix a bucket of warm water, liquid dish soap, and vinegar and use a melamine sponge or soft cloth to buff out stains. After, dry the baseboards with a clean towel.
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