Every coffee lover knows that coffee can stain pots, carafe bottles, and filters. And stains can be difficult to remove, especially when they have been there for a long time. While coffee stains aren’t toxic… View Article
Soaking in a bathtub is one way to destress from a long day. Whether you enjoy the bathtub every day or occasionally, keeping it clean can keep your bath more refreshing. So what should you… View Article
Haven’t cleaned your Keurig for quite a while? It’s time. As much as it’s crucial to polish hardwood floors or clean your laundry vents, keeping your small appliances maintained is also essential. You may have… View Article
Humidity or moisture can make the air inside your house feel sticky or, worse, damage flooring, furniture, and walls if you’re not careful. For this reason, one has to use expensive dehumidifiers to solve the… View Article
Apple cider vinegar is known to some as a miracle worker. In fact, according to a study, it is much more than a salad dressing. This household ingredient is a secret weapon – from treating… View Article
Water alone cannot remove grease because it usually does not stick to grease particles. Elbow grease may not also be enough to tackle stubborn baked-on gunk food on kitchen utensils. On the other hand, you… View Article
Even if you only cook occasionally, your stovetops can suffer splashes, stains, and spills. And the more you cook on the stovetop, the messier it gets. With the seemingly endless task of cleaning a stovetop,… View Article
Gold does not tarnish and oxidize quickly. However, it can lose its sparkle and luster from exposure to grime and dirt. Dirt that builds up on gold will make the jewelry look dull and old,… View Article
Of all the items in your home, mattresses are one of the most used, thus the need to keep them clean. However, not all households take the time to clean them because they probably think… View Article
Cleaning toilets is no one’s favorite chore. After all, who wants to deal with the inconvenience of dirty, clogged, or smelly toilets? However, someone needs to do it, and toilet limescale is quite tricky to… View Article
We only have one planet and so many things we do affect it. One of the things I do often is cleaning. So it got me thinking – Are Green Cleaning Products Really Safe for… View Article
Every pet lover asks similar questions when cleaning the house, such as, “are green cleaning products really safe for pets?” As responsible fur-parents, we should know that our pets clean themselves with their mouths. Meaning,… View Article
Green cleaning products have become increasingly popular in recent years. Many people are attracted to them because they are supposedly beneficial to the environment and health. But are green cleaning products really safe to use?… View Article
Every year you may come up with a list of New Year’s resolutions or goals. They may be something like saving more money, losing weight and getting in shape, or even becoming more environmentally friendly…. View Article
At the beginning of the summer, we replaced our heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) unit in our home. During the summer months, we noticed a difference in how quickly our house cooled down, as… View Article
For environmentally-conscious people and consumers, seeing and hearing the words: eco friendly, environmentally friendly, green, sustainable, and eco-safe may get them to take notice of a product or service. These words mean something not only… View Article
One of the definitions for the word green on merriam-webster.com is tending to preserve environmental quality (as by being recyclable, biodegradable, or nonpolluting). We all want a better quality environment for ourselves and our families. And our home is an… View Article
It is a common question – can clean houses get fleas? As it turns out, the answer is yes. While a clean house may seem inhospitable to fleas and their eggs, that is not always… View Article
If you have ever encountered bed bugs, you know they are different than other bugs or insects. And unlike mice, rats, and roaches, bed bugs do not enter your house through cracks, gaps, holes, or… View Article
As the weather begins to warm up here in the south, I have become more aware of the outside of my home. I have been checking for cracks, gaps, and holes around my foundation and… View Article
In a previous post, I wrote about my experience with a mouse in my house. While I was writing that post, I started thinking about another rodent close in appearance to the mouse – the… View Article
Since I have moved to the Nashville area, I have luckily not had to deal with any rodents or snakes, or other reptiles in and around my house. That was until recently when I saw… View Article
During the winter or perhaps the past two years, you probably haven’t been feeling 100% happy and energetic. If you have been working from home or stuck in your house quarantining or even trying to… View Article
Your home can get dirty quickly. If you have children or pets or both, messes and spills are most likely a daily occurrence at your house. You may have time to quickly clean up these… View Article
As it gets closer to summertime (especially in some parts of the South), the warmer it will get and the more the humidity will rise. This may cause moisture to accumulate and mold to start… View Article
When I talk to new clients I get asked what do I usually do in someone’s home? This will usually also result in them asking about all the services that I offer. And you are… View Article
If you’re a homeowner or rent a home, you should be aware that there are dangerous things in your home. And if you have little ones, there are even more dangerous things you should be mindful of in… View Article
