Mrs. Clean's House Cleaning Tips

[...] . For these oily cheese stains, mix one teaspoon of mild, ph-balanced detergent with one cup of warm water. With a clean, white cloth or towel, blot at the stain. Then mix one tablespoon of regular [...]

[...] it’s as dry as you can get it. If any stain remains, mix 1 tablespoon ammonia in 2 cups of warm water. Blot the stain. Repeat if necessary. Rinse and blot dry. Note: Do not use ammonia on wool [...]

[...] Dishwashing Detergent I use Dawn dish soap. So I put just a couple of drops in a small bowl of warm water. Swish it around with your fingers to mix it in. Dip in your cleaning rag, wring it out good, [...]

[...] with the use of mineral spirits, acetone or turpentine. Water Based Paint Clean brushes with warm water and soap. If there is any paint that is hard to remove from the bristles, use a paint brush [...]

[...] have been using a Costco premium brand laundry detergent that contains no dyes and perfumes. White Vinegar I can’t sing enough praises about white vinegar and its many uses. We also use white [...]

[...] it to the laundry room sink for treatment because there was a small stain left. I got the white vinegar out of the cupboard and poured some over the coffee stain and let it sit about 30 minutes [...]

[...] of each month, I run a hot water cycle with no clothes, addng in a quart-sized bottle of white vinegar. This will disinfect and remove any musty odors from the washing machine. Stain Removal There [...]

[...] I used to only use cornstarch when I was making a gravy, desserts, or sauces. But just like white vinegar and baking soda, cornstarch has many uses around the house other than baking. Help Athletes [...]

[...] If you're the unlucky recipient of an ink stain don't toss the garment or cover the chair until you've given our cleaning methods a try. You [...]

[...] on the couch or simply sitting on the couch with a pen in your pocket can leave behind an ink stain. Ballpoint pens, especially blue, are very common stain makers but with this upholstery cleaning [...]

[...] it's clean. Absorb as much of the liquid as you can each time you use the solution. Rinse with clean water and blot excess up. Cover until dry. Mud Stains Dogs, cats, kids, me, husbands - we're all [...]

[...] Stains Apply rubbing alcohol to a clean cloth and blot the stain. Repeat as needed. inse with clean water and blot liquids until dry. If there is still a little stain remaining: Mix 1/4 teaspoon [...]

[...] one-half cup of water, blot the stain. Finally, with another clean cloth blot the stain with clean water to remove any detergent and ammonia and let area dry. Ink Stains. Coming home from school and [...]

[...] for cleaners and scouring pads. When you’re done cleaning, rinse the area with clean water and dry. Polishing Stainless Steel To top off your cleaning and make your stainless [...]

[...] windows on a sunny day will only cause streaking and the possibility of cleaning them again. Cleaning Solution The cleaning solution is Dawn dishwashing liquid and water. I know, super easy. Fill the [...]

[...] you’ve had a large painting party, only a small container is necessary to hold the cleaning solution you’ll be using. I use an old coffee can I’ve had for years. Wear protective eye- [...]

[...] dishwashing liquids: You only need to add a small amount to any recipe you’re using as a cleaning solution. If you use too much, it will leave a residue (in this case on the carpet fibers) that can [...]

[...] Need? Being prepared takes much of the stress off the packing process. If you have your boxes, paper towels, bins, tape, labels, pens, and wrapping materials ready to go – you’re half way [...]

[...] with the steps above until the brush is clean. 5.   When finished, lay brush flat on paper towels and let air dry. Here’s an easy tip for storing your brush at the end of the day when [...]

[...] to wet the stain in some cold water. I rinsed it until I got most of it out and then put paper towels on either side of the stain to soak up as much of the water as I could. Yeah, it’s a [...]

[...] you can with a spoon or a dull knife. Use a little water to dilute the ketchup, blot up with paper towels. You may need to repeat this step. Mix together 1 tablespoon dishwashing liquid (like Dawn - [...]

[...] ;  Deep Cleaning     Move in Cleaning     Move out Cleaning Hiring a cleaning company will get you out of the house. And while you’re out getting [...]

[...] to get these stains out. Before we get into cleaning stains, let me mention some of the cleaning ingredients I use and many of you may already have in the house. Some of the Ingredients I Use Here’s [...]