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Cleaning hack for today:
Hydrogen peroxide is fantastic to use instead of bleach for removing mold and mildew. Simply put the hydrogen peroxide into a spray bottle undiluted. Spray onto the contaminated area, let it sit for 10 minutes. Wipe carefully with a soft cloth, rinse with plain water.
Have you been curious on what those moth-like flies are hanging around the drains in your bathroom. What is the real name of these flies? Psychodidae, or commonly called drain flies, sewer flies, filter flies, sewer gnats. ( they do BITE…) Why are they in the bathroom, sometimes in the kitchen? Drain pipes are a…
Can Cream of Tartar be used for cleaning? Cream of Tartar can be mixed equal parts with Vinegar to make a wonderful non abrasive scrub for all surfaces. Cream of Tartar can be used as another bleach alternative. Cream of Tartar is a great grout cleaner, mix it with just a little bit of water…
Living along the North Carolina coast has a way of becoming part of the home itself. We open the windows when the breeze feels right, come home with sand still clinging to our shoes, and spend much of the warmer season moving between indoors and out. After years of providing residential cleaning in Surf City,…
Did you know that after each use your toilet brush should be cleaned and sanitized? It is important to let the toilet brush dry. The toilet brush and holder should be cleaned and sanitized after each use if the brush isn’t allowed to dry thoroughly. If the toilet brush is allowed to dry then…
Can Household Cleaners Effect Your Septic? Your Septic System Is Your Responsibility! Over the next couple of posts I will be getting experts in the fields that I have been blogging about. My desire is to offer informative information, that can be used. I will not get into full depth on how a septic system…
Spring is one of the busiest times of year for moving. Homes change hands, leases turn over, and families settle into new spaces across Surf City, Wilmington, and surrounding coastal North Carolina communities. While there is a lot to coordinate during a move, one step often makes the biggest difference in how a home feels…
