And this cleaning tool might already be in your bathroom. It’s called an electric toothbrush. You know. The grout where the counter and wall meet. Those areas around the faucet. The little cracks and crevices where the sponge can’t get to, no matter how hard to squeeze. Wherever traditional cleaning tools can’t reach…an electric toothbrush…
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How to Take Apart and Clean Almost Anything
Learn how to get into those spots where the most crumbs reside with easy how-to videos to clean almost anything. “Dust is not Chometz and Children aren’t the Korban Pesach”. Did you know that there are thousands of videos and instruction pages online that show you how to take apart appliances, clean ovens, reassemble those…
Chanie Hartstein’s Ingenious Method for Cleaning Makeup Brushes
What do Legos and makeup brushes have in common? You can never have too many of either of them! But seriously, all you need to do is stop in your playroom and borrow a Lego plate from your kids! What you’ll need: ¼ cup dishwashing soap, such as Palmolive ½ teaspoon olive oil 2 tablespoons…
How a Makeup Artist Discovered the Best Way to Polish Silver
One day, as I was looking for makeup brushes (like I always am), I found oval makeup soft brushes like these. I quickly realized that these would be perfect to polish silver. While Goddard’s Silver Polish Foam comes with a sponge, the sponge doesn’t reach all the little crevices. Using these brushes, brush the polish with…
The Broom That Changed My Sweeping
Could sweeping actually be an enjoyable chore? Other than loading the dishwasher after preparing dinner and straightening up here and there, I admit that I’m not much of a cleaner-upper. My idea of cleaning usually only extends as far as my Clorox Wipes will take me. When I was first married, the first home I…