Showing posts with label spring cleaning. Show all posts
Showing posts with label spring cleaning. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 9, 2010

The Magic of Vinegar

Yes, that is right, Vinegar is a magical cleaner.  I just used a solution of 50/50 white distilled vinegar and warm tap water to shampoo the carpet in my hallway.  Kinda smelly at first but the smell dissipates rather quickly.  I got stains out that had been in the carpet for the last several cleanings using products designed to clean carpets.  The carpet is soft and lofty looking once again.  I am completely impressed with the results of plain ol' vinegar. I doubt I will ever use anything else.
Have a Fabulous & Frugal Day!!!

Monday, August 2, 2010

Carpet Shampooer

I bought the carpet shampooer I have been eyeballing for 2 months. It was hard to spend the 80.00 (got it on sale) It is the small Bissel with rotating brushes. I got it all put together and shampooed the hallway, boy does the carpet look nice. I will not say it looks brand new because the carpet is 20+ years old, but it sure does look a lot better. It will be so nice not to have to borrow a shampooer from my friends, and this way I clean or spot clean the carpet any time I want. On another note, it sure beats paying someone else to come in and clean my carpets. Have a Fabulous & Frugal day!!!

Saturday, April 17, 2010

Spring Cleaning with Baking Soda

Spring Cleaning? Save Money by Using Baking Soda

Submitted by: Kira @ Tip Hero 04/08/2010 1:40 PM

The time for spring cleaning is here, but before you go out and buy a bunch of cleaning products, take a look at the many projects you can accomplish with the help of baking soda.

Food Safe Surface Cleaning

Manage Microwave Mess

Deodorize Fridges and Freezers

Hand Washing Dishes and Pots and Pans

Clean Stainless Steel Sink without Scratching

Remove Scuff Marks on Floor

Clean Bathroom Floors

Shower Curtains

Deodorize Drains and Garbage Disposals

Head over to Curbly.com for details about the benefits of baking soda from Arm and Hammer.

Spring Cleaning With Baking Soda