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How to Clean Your Pet Carrier and Why You Should Keep it Clean

How to Clean Your Pet Carrier and Why You Should Keep it Clean

A year ago we became pet parents for the first time. In April 2019 we rescued and adopted an adult male cat. Then in December 2019 we rescued and adopted a small kitten. Over the course of a year we learned a lot about how 

Paperless Kitchen Reusable Cleaning Cloths

Paperless Kitchen Reusable Cleaning Cloths

I’m one of those weird people who doesn’t mind cleaning my home. Matter of fact, I take great pride in keeping our home sparkling clean and organized. With that said, I’m all about having the right cleaning products for the right job. I want products 

Paperless Kitchen Premium Scour Pads and Dish Scrubs

Paperless Kitchen Premium Scour Pads and Dish Scrubs

Paperless Kitchen Premium Scour Pads and Dish ScrubsI’m one of those weird people who doesn’t mind cleaning my home. Matter of fact, I take great pride in keeping our home sparkling clean and organized. With that said, I’m all about having the right cleaning products for the right job. I want products to be eco-friendly as much as possible and I want them to get the job done quickly.

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Let me introduce you to the eco-friendly Premium Scour Pads and Dish Scrubs from Paperless Kitchen. These scour pads are sold 4 to a pack and are made out of 100% natural organic fibers. Each one measures 6 1/2″ by 5″ in size…so they’re the perfect workhorse for your general cleaning tasks.

The cleaning pads are safe for you to use on a wide variety of different surfaces. Use them to clean dirt, food, debris, etc. from glass, ceramic, teflon, plastic, formica, and more! To clean them you can toss them into your washing machine or top-rack dishwasher safe.

I’ve been testing out these Premium Scour Pads from Paperless Kitchen for the past 2 weeks. One of the things I love about them is their size and thickness. They fit comfortably in my hand and they’re the perfect thickness. They’re not bulky, nor flimsy, just right!

Paperless Kitchen Premium Scour Pads and Dish Scrubs

We like to make a homemade pizza every 2-3 weeks and if you’ve made one you know how icky and gross your pizza pan can get. No matter how careful we are, we always get burnt on cheese and sauce on the pan. In the past I used to let my pan soak before I tried to scrub it…but now that I have these premium scour pads I can clean the pizza pan right away! It easily gets all of the burnt cheese & sauce off the pan and doesn’t scratch the pan’s surface.

The scour pads aka dish scrubs are great for scrubbing all of your glass and metal baking pans, cookware, etc. As a person who does a lot of home canning, I’ve been using them to scrub out the inside of my mason jars and they’re the perfect size for that! You should have at least one of them beside your kitchen sink!

Paperless Kitchen Premium Scour Pads and Dish Scrubs

Now let’s talk about cleaning up things around your kitchen. We have a glass top range and oven. That top gets extremely dirty and can be really hard to clean. I like to spritz soapy water onto the top of my range and scrub the top down with one of these pads. It quickly and easily gets off all of the debris! Our oven has a front glass window that gets extremely dirty no matter how careful I am when I’m baking. That crud gets hard, crusty and baked-on…really hard to clean off. Well, not any more! Just spray it with some soapy water…let it sit for 3-4 minutes and then scrub-off all of that nasty burnt-on debris! As an added bonus…it’s great for removing stubborn grease spots too!

Last weekend I used one of the Paperless Kitchen Premium Scour Pads to scrub up our patio furniture before storing it for the winter season. All you need to do is use a little bit of soapy water on your patio furniture…use the scour pad to knock off the dirt and debris and rinse clean with your garden hose. Let everything air dry before storing it away for the season. Typically its a chore I don’t enjoy but these scrubbing pads made it a breeze!

Paperless Kitchen Premium Scour Pads Scrub Cloths

They’re perfect for in your bathroom too! I’ve used them to remove dirt and soap scum from our bathtub, shower, shower doors, bathroom tile, faucets, etc. Again, they won’t scratch the surface and they work quickly & easily to clean up the mess.  You can use just plain water, a little soap or your favorite eco-friendly cleaning products when using them.

You can purchase the Paperless Kitchen Premium Scour Pads Scrub Cloths from Amazon for a really great price. They’re available in 2-pack, 4-pack, 8-pack and 12-packs and in my honest opinion…a must-have when cleaning your home!

Reader’s Discount: Use coupon code: PAPERLESS10 for 10% off the Paperless Kitchen Cloths and Scrubs on Amazon. You’re going to love these products!!!

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Rust in Bathtub, Toilets, and Sinks: A DIY Guide on How to Remove It

Rust in Bathtub, Toilets, and Sinks: A DIY Guide on How to Remove It

Rust isn’t dangerous, but it sure can be annoying when it stains all your bathroom appliances. If you have the right tools and know-how, removing rust in bathtubs, toilets, and sinks isn’t hard. But it does take some patience. We’ve put together this guide to 

Moso Bags for Natural, Long-Lasting Odor and Moisture Absorption

Moso Bags for Natural, Long-Lasting Odor and Moisture Absorption

Even the cleanest home can harbor unpleasant odors or excess moisture, and I’ve just learned of an easy, natural way to take care of both: Moso Bags from Moso Natural! These attractive linen bags are filled with bamboo charcoal, which absorbs odors and moisture and 

Spring Cleaning Tips: Indoor Light Fixtures

Spring Cleaning Tips: Indoor Light Fixtures

Spring Cleaning Tips: Indoor Light FixturesTwo weeks ago I started my annual spring cleaning and have been dedicating a minimum of 4 hours every week to cleaning, organizing and down-sizing things around our house. I go through this process twice a year during the spring and fall seasons.

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How many of you take the time to take down all of your indoor light fixtures and give them a good cleaning? Have you ever noticed how dirty they get? The ones in the kitchen not only get dirty…but they get greasy too! If you haven’t cleaned them lately, its time to do it!

Go around your house and take down all of those glass globes from your ceiling fan lights, bathroom vanity lights, hallway lights, kitchen & bathroom lights, etc. If you’re really in the cleaning mood I recommend tackling your porch and deck lights at the same time!!!

Before I start the process I gather up all of my cleaning supplies and equipment. Here is what I recommend that you have on hand:

Old Hand or Bath Cotton Towels
Microfiber Cleaning Cloths
Mr. Clean Magic Erasers (for cleaning)
Krud Kutter All-Purpose Cleaner
Dawn Dish Liquid Soap
Old Plastic Placemat or Rubber Sink Liner
Small Plastic Bowl (to hold screws)
Step Stool or Small Step Ladder

Lay out a clean towel onto your counter-top or table top. Go around your house and take down all of your glass light fixtures, globes and sconces. Place the screws into a plastic bowl (so they don’t get lost) and lay all of the dirty fixtures onto the towel.

Line your kitchen sink with a sink liner or an old plastic placemat. This will protect your glass items from chipping or cracking while you’re washing them. Fill up your sink 1/3 of the way with warm, soapy water. I like to use Dawn Dish Liquid Soap as its great for removing the grease, especially from the light fixtures from your kitchen. You should wash one item at a time!!!

Mr. Clean Magic Eraser and Soapy Water to Clean Indoor Light Fixtures

Mr. Clean Magic Eraser and Soapy Water to Clean Indoor Light Fixtures

Use the Mr. Clean Magic Eraser to scrub down the item. I find that they’re great for removing built-up dirt, debris and grease. Rinse clean with cool running water. If you have “filthy” pieces that aren’t coming clean I recommend that you lightly spray them down with Krud Kutter All-Purpose Cleaner. Let the solution sit on them for 5 minutes and then use the Mr. Clean Magic Eraser and soapy water to scrub them down. Rinse clean.

I like to personally lay out a separate cotton towel onto my floor and then lay all of the clean pieces on top. I let them air dry for an hour. If they’re damp or have any streaks…I polish them up with a microfiber cleaning cloth. Once they’re completely dry you can put them back up!

Spring Cleaning Tips: Indoor Light Fixtures

You will be AMAZED at how bright the light looks again in the rooms that you’ve cleaned! Furthermore, you’ll be really surprised at how dirty these indoor light fixtures can get in the course of 6 months to a year.

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2019 Product of the Year Winners

2019 Product of the Year Winners

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Black+Decker Dustbuster Cordless Hand Vacuum

Black+Decker Dustbuster Cordless Hand Vacuum

Five years ago I had a total hip replacement and last year I had a total knee replacement. As you can imagine, my mobility has been impaired over the past few years. It has been difficult for me to lug around a heavy full-size vacuum