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30+ Ways to Use Microfiber Cleaning Cloths Around Your Home

30+ Ways to Use Microfiber Cleaning Cloths Around Your Home

I admit, I’m a self-professed neat and clean freak. I take great pride in cleaning my home and keeping it cleaned up. With that said, I don’t spend hours upon hours every day cleaning it! I’m always looking for the best cleaning products that get 

Use These Tips to Clean Up an Out of Control Home Office

Use These Tips to Clean Up an Out of Control Home Office

A home office can easily get out of control, particularly if you have been busier than usual. Those little tidying tasks keep getting put off until one day you realize that you are drowning in a sea of stuff. Unfortunately, all that time you spend 

45+ Ways to Get Organized with Command Hooks

45+ Ways to Get Organized with Command Hooks

45+ Ways to Get Organized with Command HooksForget about nails, screws, tacks or messy adhesives, Command Hooks are fast and easy to hang! Command Products provide an easy, affordable way to decorate and organize your home, school and office. Command Hooks are available in a wide range of designs, sizes and colors to match your individual style and decor.

The revolutionary Command Adhesive holds strongly on a variety of surfaces, including paint, wood, tile, glass and more. Yet, removes cleanly – no holes, marks, sticky residue or stains are left behind. You can use them almost anywhere!

50+ Ways to Get Organized with Command Wire Hooks

1. Cutting Boards
2. Pot Holders and Oven Mitts
3. Coffee Mugs
4. Bulky Kitchen Utensils
5. Jewelry (bracelets and necklaces)
6. Hair Accessories (pony tail holders, headbands, bows, etc.)
7. Hair Brushes, Large Combs and Hand-Held Mirrors
8. Shower Poufs
9. Sun Hats, Ball Caps, Cowboy Hats, etc.
10. Scarves & Mittens in the Mud Room
11. Holiday String Lights
12. Suncatchers in Windows
13. House Keys, Car Keys, Garage Keys, etc.
14. Organize School Locker Supplies
15. Yearly Calendars

50+ Ways to Get Organized with Command Wire Hooks

16. Party Banners
17. Flashlights & Emergency Lighting/Lanterns
18. Craft and Sewing Supplies/Tools
19. Rain Umbrellas
20. Extra USB Charging Cords
21. Handbags in Closet
22. Scarves in Closet
23. Wall Decor
24. Seasonal Door Wreaths
25. Seasonal Wreaths & Holiday Decorations on Windows
26. Light-Weight Bathrobes (back of door)
27. Curtain Tie-Backs (window & shower)
28. Pet Leashes and Pet Collars
29. Fly Swatters
30. Pool Accessories (swim googles, hair ties, swim caps, etc.)

50+ Ways to Get Organized with Command Wire Hooks

31. Belts (in closet)
32. Gardening Accessories
33. Toothbrushes
34. Cameras and Small Electronic Devices w/Straps
35. Kitchen and Craft Aprons
36. Plastic Grocery Bag Storage (tuck all bags into one & hang)
37. Paint Brushes
38. Dish Cloths and Kitchen Towels
39. Reading and Eyeglasses (side of nightstand)
40. Lunchboxes and Lunch Bags (hang in closet/pantry)
41. Hang Tools (garage, shed, workroom, basement)
42. Inside Medicine Cabinet (tweezers, make-up brushes, razors)
43. Hang Christmas Stockings
44. Hold Hair Dryers, Flat Irons and Curling Irons
45. Hang Small Storage Baskets and Bins
46. Hang Bags of Cotton Balls & Swabs Inside Vanity Door
47. Hang Fresh Herbs and Flowers (tied together) to Dry
48. Hang-up Light-Weight Brooms and Mops
49. Hang Toilet Bowl Brush Beside the Toilet or in Closet
50. Hang Flashlights Inside Doors for Emergency Use

45+ Ways to Get Organized with Command Hooks

As you can see, this list of 45+ Ways You Can Use Command Hooks to get yourself organized is just the tip of the iceberg! You can use them in your home, at work, at school, in the garage, etc. Save time and money by hanging up things and getting to them quickly and easily!

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The Best Outdoor Furniture and Deck Cleaners with Cleaning Tips

The Best Outdoor Furniture and Deck Cleaners with Cleaning Tips

Every year at the end of September, I get busy cleaning up all of my outdoor furniture, deck railings, lighting fixtures, garden & yard art, etc.  Since we have a LOT of items outside, this is typically a weekend process for me. Before I store 

Tips for Hiring a Maid Cleaning Service for your Home

Tips for Hiring a Maid Cleaning Service for your Home

Home cleaning can be a process that requires a lot of time and is often to difficult to fit into a regular schedule. If you’re capable of hiring a cleaning service you will be able to take advantage of an option that saves you time 

How to Clean a Flat Screen TV

How to Clean a Flat Screen TV

Part of my weekly house cleaning tasks includes cleaning all four of the flat screen televisions in our home. One mistake that I often see people make is that they’ll spray all-purpose cleaners or glass cleaners onto their TV screens and then wipe them clean. However, you never want to use those types of products which can damage your television screens, the electronics and leave residue streaking. YUCK!

How to Clean a Flat Screen TV

How to Clean a Flat Screen TV

When it comes to cleaning your Flat Screen TV’s all you need are the following supplies:

2 Microfiber Cleaning Cloths
2 Tbsp. White Vinegar
Water
Spray Bottle

Combine 2 tbsp. of white vinegar with water in a spray bottle. The water should be cool to the touch…not hot or straight cold water. Shake up the bottle so that the vinegar is distributed from top to bottom.

Lightly mist one of your microfiber cleaning cloths with the solution and then wipe down the screen on your TV. Never spray the solution directly onto the surface as it can “seep” into the screen and run down into crevices which can damage the electronic components.

I find it best to wipe in straight up and down or across lines, not in a circular motion. Continue this pattern until the entire screen has been cleaned. Use this same cloth to wipe down the frame, without misting it again.

Use a clean and dry microfiber cloth to dry and to buff off any streaks. Don’t use old rags, towels and other type’s of cloths which can scratch and leave lint behind. I highly recommend that you ONLY use microfiber cleaning cloths for the job.

Additional Tips: After you’re done using your microfiber cloths, you can toss them into the washer and dryer for cleaning. When laundering them, wash them with “like” items and never use fabric softener or dryer sheets during the laundering process. I personally machine-wash and air dry mine.

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How to Clean the Range Hood and Filter

How to Clean the Range Hood and Filter

I’ve been busy the past two weeks working on various spring cleaning projects. Just last week I spent HOURS in my kitchen cleaning and reorganizing things. I go on a BIG cleaning spree three times a year (spring, mid-summer and fall) and I’m always amazed 

The Best Way to Clean a Glass-Top Stove

The Best Way to Clean a Glass-Top Stove

Last Fall my husband and I invested in a new glass top stove and I have to admit, I absolutely love it. This new range has all of the modern features you would want in a new stove. I have the warmer drawer underneath the