Cleaning

Umbrella lights can be purchased at most hardware stores such as Canadian tires or Lowes hardware. They can also be purchased at an online store like Amazon.

For carpeting, it really depends. Many people go with berber because they believe the loops are more durable than cut pile. The fact is, most everything has to do with the fibers of which are used in production. The best wall-to-wall carpeting is usually made of either wool or Polypropylene. Take a look at the related links below, this site has a pretty good description in options. If you decide to do your own planning, rolls normally come in 4mtrs and 5mtrs wide, and have to be seamed going the same direction.Polypropylene is one of the best fibres to clean and maintain and you can use bleach to clean it. Wool is still one of the the best fibres you can use in a carpet as it keeps its appearance.

The best way to clean wood shutters is with good old soap and water. Sometimes, cleaners with harsh chemicals can ruin the look of wood shutter. Use some dish soap like Dawn that cuts away grease. Put it in a bowl with some warm water, and use a washcloth to wipe the shutters.

First, brush or scrape off as much as possible. Second, apply detergent solution, blot. Third, apply ammonia solution, blot. After that, apply vinegar solution, blot. Then, apply pressure to the spot with a spatula or the back of a tablespoon to work spotting solution deep into spot. DO NOT SCRUB as this may cause nap distortion of the fiber. In addition you will have to rinse thoroughly with water, blot until dry. Lastly, if stain remains, apply a "paint oil and grease" remover and dry cleaning solvent alternately, blot until dry.

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If plastic is melted I guess it would be useless and the ways u can get rid of it is by either scratching it off or use solvents such as Hexane's ( to buy this solvent I think you need a licence and it is extremely flammable).Plastic dissolves in this type of solvents and then you can just rinse it off. The safest and most effective way is to heat up your wood stove (as I assume the melted plastic is on the outside) and use a putty knife to scrape it off when it's hot.

Let it cool & scrape off what you can. Place some dry paper towels on the spot and run a warm iron over it until the wax is soaked up by the paper towels. Use as much toweling as is necessary. Wash the spot with some mild detergent, rinse, blot dry, and allow to dry completely. Good Luck! :)

To be safe I would have it drycleaned. However if that is not a oppition read the washing dirdctions, follow them and use nonchlorine bleach.

A hammock is a hanging bed sometimes in between two trees. It is made out of comfy rope or cloth.

The best forum to learn all you need about hammocks, hammock camping, hiking with hammocks, how to make hammocks, and how to insulate a hammock can be found at the related link below.

You would remove body odor from fabric, specifically a cheer uniform by spraying it with a fabric freshener such as Febreze. Spray the clothing until it is damp, then allow to dry. As it dries, Febreze works to eliminate the odor. Once dry, launder the uniform as normal.

You can clean wax from the toilet seal ring off of linoleum by mixing a solution of hot water, ammonia and dishwasher soap in a bucket. Dip a mop into the solution and scrub the floor, then rinse with clean water and dry the floor with an old towel.

you can use pine sol or goof off and rub and it will come off

Hickory is classified as a hardwood tree because it is a non monocot angiosperm. That is: the hickory tree reproduces with flowers.

Hickory also happens to be one of the hardest woods in North America, with a Janka hardness approaching 2000 lb.

Many things can cause iron stains on the vinyl siding of a home. The best way to remove these stains is to use tub and tile cleaner and a cloth scouring pad.

I heard Arm & Hammer laundry detergent and a scrub brush works.

Depending on the material of the hat, yes. If the hat is wool, it may be "Dry Clean Only." If there is a leather band inside the hat, then it should not be dry cleaned, but leather cleaned instead, as dry cleaning may cause the leather to crack or break.

Yes you can i so it to my jumper all the time

Depends how thick the fabric is and also if it is mixed with other fabrics etc... but usually iit is kind of absorbent

Soak in soapy water overnight. Lather, rinse, repeat. Sometimes this can take days. But it will come off. If it is really bad and after you get the debris off, you may have to shine it back with steel wool. But, this is worth it. This is stainless, not some crappy aluminum that I would probably tell you to throw in the gutter and git anutter. If it got so hot that it turned blueish, it's still OK. But, it won't look like it did. Unless it's really thin, cheap Chinese job, it's still worth it.

If you have a sander or sand paper scrap it off or if you have graffitti remover you can get it off but takes much longer

Some handy people suggest mixing a cup of hydrogen peroxide with a tablespoon of baking soda and a squirt of dish detergent for a quick odor remover. *THis really works!! Use lemon juice and then put some smelly lotion on.

Superglue is a cyanoacrylate adhesive. CA id an anarobic adhesive and will not bond in the presence of oxygen. It has simply dried on the top. If you cannot simply scrape it off with your fingernail you can use a razor blade. Use light strokes and it will peel off the top.

This depends on what material the shade is made out of. If it's made out of glass or crystal then a weak solution of washing up liquid and vinegar will clean and bring the sparkle back. If it's a fabric or plastic shade these should be cleaned with a damp lint free cloth to remove dust and dirt.