Cleaning

I don't know about bounty paper towels. but I do know that regular paper towels are made of paper pulp, which is extracted from wood or fiber crops.

I bought my niece a Vidalia Chop Wizard and there was no cleaning tool in the box. She didn't want to say anything to me since it was a gift but that was 2 years ago and I would like to get the cleaning tool for her as she uses her chopper several times a month.

Please let me know at:

jmahan3@verizon.net

Thank you.

Jacquely Mahan

You could buy a paper towel holder from any household store such as, Ikea, Wilkinsons, Homebase. Some larger supermarkets such as Tescos, Sainsburys and Asda will also stock paper towel holders.

I heard that you should dab a little vinegar on all of the the shiny area before you wash it and a little more before you iron it (iron it on the wrong side, inside out) if it still is shiny.

The cause of fireplace odor is usually humidity or downdraft in your fireplace chimney that is bringing the aroma out of the ash and creosote and backing it up into your home. In order to stop it at the source you can plug the fireplace chimney with a chimney balloon to stop the flow of air into your home through the fireplace.

Any remaining smokey odor can be neutralized with a fireplace deodorizer, or you can take a wide brimmed bowl (like a salad bowl) and put some vinegar in it and set this in your firebox for a few days. This will neutralize any leftover odor, but you need to stop the air entry first otherwise the deodorizer or vinegar wont work.

Having your chimney swept in the Spring, before Summer humidity begins to infiltrate your chimney will eliminate the creosote in the flue, smoke chamber and fireplace or stove so the sulfuric acid, which forms when the humidity reacts with the creosote, cannot form and cause the smell in the first place. Also, keep you damper shut whenever you are not using your fireplace, since in the Winter warm air will rise through it and cost you money, and in the Summer cool air will sink think through it and bring contaminants such as soot, ash and sulfuric acid into your home.

Finally, by having your chimney swept by a Certified Chimney Sweep in the Spring, you not only eliminate the source of that fireplace odor, you also ensure your chimney doesn't have any potentially costly water leaks, unsafe conditions such as gaps in the flue liner, or mis-aligned flue tiles, and you will be able to use your chimney as soon as it gets cool in the Autumn.

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Depending on the traffic You should mop your floors once a week or once every 2 weeks. I know there are many people out there that sweep on a regular basis but don't mop often enough. Bacteria from trash, and traffic accumulates on the floors and can't be just swept up with a broom. If you walk barefoot in your house you should mop even more often.

DO NOT USE THAT MUCH VINEGAR! Put a tiny bit of vinegar in the carafe and fill carafe the rest of the way with water. Run that vinegar/water through machine. Using another container, fill machine with plain water and run that through. Repeat until the vinegar taste is gone. If you do not run lots of plain water through the machine after, your coffee will taste like...um...disgusting! Also, use a spell-checker before improving this posting.

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To clean hard water deposits from a coffee maker use distilled white vinegar. You may need to use as much as a gallon if the scale buildup is really bad. Fill clean coffee pot one half full of vinegar and run through machine as if making coffee. Repeat this process several times using fresh vinegar until it comes out clear. Do this once a week and your maker will work much better. **************

Use citric acid or LEMON JUICE CONCENTRATE instead of vinegar. It cleans just as well but doesn't leave the funky odor that vinegar does. You can run enough water to get rid of the vinegar taste, but the odor will linger for days or weeks. Much better to use lemon juice concentrate (no pulp!!) or one of the commercial products like the one available from Starbucks.

If the rug is removable roll it up and take it to a self wash car wash, throw it over your car and rinse it out. If not go to a grocery store like Safeway, Giant, Weis, or a home improvement store and rent a rug doctor for the day it is anywhere from $10 - $20 US and just keep putting water on it and sucking it up. Do not rub it, that will only make it go deeper in the carpet! Good Luck! ~Kara I will touch up on what kara said. There is a solution of vinegar to water ratio. I'm not sure off hand what it is,but is a lot more water than white vinegar. put this solution into the rug doctor and the soap should come up much easier. after the rug is soap free, shampoo the area again to put luster back into the carpet or else it will feel hard and brittle. sig

Just use nail polish remover. Seriously. I got some on the leather seat in my car and used it and it came right off. Do not leave it on long, then follow it up with a leather cleaner. I used Armor All. Good luck.

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The Dirt Devil Spot Scrubber is a cleaning tool that is used to remove stains or spots on a number of different things such as carpets, upholstery, and cars. It is a powerful little took that is great at removing stains.

It is history. The paper bag and iron is for wax. If you did that first, you just melted more plastic into the fabric. It will not come out. If you had froze it first, it might have popped off, or it may have already been into the fabric.

Purchase a can of ( AFTA ) at Home Depot, usually located in the carpet section. Very little goes a long way.

Try to gently scrape the gunk off of the floor. Sometimes a small spray of WD40 and a few minutes will work to remove the rest. If you are trying to remove wax or Mop and Glo, use ammonia water to mop the floor. Let it soak a few minutes and then rinse. It may take a few times, but the ammonia will generally pick up the grime.

Had a huge barbeque that sat in the CA sun for a year prior to installation. Tried all the suggested methods - amonia did work - but just a bit. Then found JASCO Paint and Epoxy Remover - and it worked like magic!!! Simply brush it on - wait 15 minutes - and the plastic bubbles and peels off. Do purchase the commercial-grade rubber gloves, since the product is quite toxic. Some areas required a second application - but it was well worth it. Polished BBQ with stainless cleaning product to restore shine, and it looks fantastic!

How do you neutralize a strong potpourri smell? There is one in my apartment building, near my window, that makes me gag.

Yes. If you were to clean to iron before cooling it, you could risk burning your hands.

Use a mild soap with a PH of around 6. Wipe with a cotton rag and then dry off the excess water with cotton rags.

Use a dish washing soap combined with warm water and give your cabinets a good cleaning with a cloth.

It depends on the cabinets. You should use Murphy's oil soap on wood doors. On thermophiles use mild soap and water.

More than likely a small blockage. pour boiling hot water down the drain and add some bi carb and vinegar to it.

According to several sources on the Internet, what they are suggesting is to use Oxygen bleach.

Thaw them rinse them then you skin the membrane from the edible part. Skin pulls away easily.it has all the dirt corn and hay stuck to it. Throw that dirty part away. Then wash and boil with seasoning about 2 and a half hours.

Opening a window does wonders. Baking some homemade cookies or cakes works very well also. A simple trick can be to use a few drops of vanilla flavoring onto a cookie sheet and pop it into the oven for 25-30 min. 300 F. Your appt. will smell great after this.

do not swallow your saliva for atleast 2 hours if you cant then dont swalow it until you really have to

According to their ad, Target stores are closed on Easter Sunday.