Cleaning

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When you buy a recorder it should come with a little stick that has a hole on one end. You use a cloth or tissue and wrap is it around the stick. Then you stick it in the hole at the bottom of the recorder to clean it! A cloth is recommended because you can use it time after time, but you can also use tissue.

mr clean magic eraser Another Answer: I found this out by total accident. Deep woods OFF, mosquito repellant will remove permanent marker off of anything, walls, plasticware, wood, paint, skin...try it.

Its probably a little late now but you turn the keyboard upside down to let as much drip out as possible and to hopefully keep the liquid from running too far in. Sugar can fry the keyboard at which point I think you have to by a new one. But if it functions and it's just sticky, you can pry off the keys and use a cotton swab with rubbing alcohol. This is the way to get the grease and dirt off of the keys themselves. Good luck!

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it's because the excess wax attracts more dirt and doesnt repell it.

It is proper to leave the seat down, but whether the cover is left down or up is a matter of personal preference.

Boilers can be quite complex and it may be desirable to find a trained professional, at least for the first time maintenance is done on the boiler so the process and specific stems used for the boiler can be watched.

But if this option is not chosen, the following was stated in the Routine servicing section of the a Baxi Luna HT 330 manual (this is a modulating fully-condensing boiler, but the advice is probably applicable to most boilers): after turning off the gas and opening up the boiler, "chuck for any dirt in the combustion chamber. Use a vacuum-cleaner for this cleaning operation", "check that there is no dirt in the siphon", and "check that the gas valve is calibrated correctly".

Further information about boiler cleaning is desired.

if it is on the housing (plastic / non screen part) get the aeresol version of "goof off"

be sure to use it in a very very well ventilated area

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To remove a permanent marker mark of an lcd screen (what i did); dab a little hand sanitizer on a napkin then rub the affected area.

This has been proven by me, this will not ruin your screen.

Rubbing Alcohol with a soft cotton cloth..

Try using baby wipes, but rince them first

Turn off your computer (so you won't hurt anything). Then, run your rag over keyboard. Use rag to get in between cracks. You can also use Clorox bleach clothes to keep your keys and mouse clean and disinfected.

Turn the Keyboard over and support it at an angle and pond on the back side. You will be amazed at what comes out.

Department stores such as Walmart, Best Buy, Target, and K-Mart, sell air cans. They have a thin straw that you can attach to the nozzle to get out any dust that you may have in your keyboard. The can looks like an aerosol can.

I use white vinegar, a wee bit of water, and if you don"t like to have the smell of vinegar, use a little bit of good smelling hand soap. To wipe, use newspaper, make the newspaper into a ball, and wipe until dry. Now you have smashing windows!

If the smell is in a litter box, thoroughly empty and clean the cat box. Use soap, water, and then let it soak in a bleach solution for a time. Rinse. Use a good quality multi-cat clumping litter. If the house smells, use a white vinegar solution to wash the walls and floors. If the cats have been using a place on carpet, the smell may remain until you replace the carpet. Once the house smells good again, clear the cat box daily, putting the debris into an outside trash can.

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spray in bleach, rinse well and use vim but don't scrub hard, just gentle circles. i have rust in the bottom of my cast kitchen sink that i don't know how to remove....clr does not work. any help would be appreciated for that

Put them in a box with a dish of baking soda. The baking soda should absorb the musty smell. But contact with the actual baking soda may damage the photos. Also you might just consider letting them sit out for a month or so.

you cant use ladders to clean windows but you can to get to them, i would clean it with water and a cloth... you cant use ladders to clean windows but you can to get to them, i would clean it with water and a cloth...

A plunger might work. The clog is most likely hair and soap, so a chemical, like Sodrox might clear it, too. The most reliable way is to run an auger through the trap and pull out the clog.

There are 6 strong acids , Muraitic ( a.k.a. HCL ) is a small molecule , it has only one Clorine ( CL-) Sulfuric has Sulfur , OXY , thus he can still weigh in after tossing his proton , also Vinegar ( a weak acid) can still weigh lots after it donates its proton ( H+) HCL will eat pipes , galvanization , copper , iron , calcium deposits on bath tub , VERY dangerous acid . But little harm to plastics that have no nitrogen . Nylon and others that have Nitrogen , are destroyed . My friends 12" metal cutting lathe was turned red with rust from a plastic bottle of HCL ( for pools ) . HCL is so strong a "helper" acid , it helps eat gold in Aqua Regia ( up to 82% HCL in the brew) In chem' , there are absorbers called "buffer" or sacrificial additives , that may dilute the HCL effect . Thus to maintain the cleaning effect , you must not dilute . Water is the only solvent that holds the strength of acids. It has no smell ,cause it has only CL- , thus used to lower pH in swim pools . Laundry powder has sodium ( opposite effect of acids ) so it absorbs protons , from your hands , from clothes ,,, Vinegar , or lemon will harden your skin in less than 1 second . The protons stripped from your skin are replaced quickly . In dilute form you can cook with sodium and Muriatic acids . Sodium will dilute acid foods , quick without any funny flavor , because table salt is SODIUM plus CLORINE , your body is accustomed to taking in large amnts of Sodium .

When I was young in Liverpool, England, in many British households, Monday was wash day. The dirty family clothes would be put into a dolly tub of hot water, soap added, and a wooden paddle (a posser) used to stir and agitate the clothes for a very long time. After several rinses, the wet washing would be pegged out on the line (in the backgarden, the backyard, or even in the back-entry in some city areas of closely built terraced housing). A constant look out for rain had to be kept - especially in rainy Britain.
All that changed with the invention of the washing machine. With a modern electrical washing machine, the family clothes can be washed and spun almost dry in one go, taking less than a couple of hours. On a rainy day, the damp clothes can be dried in a tumble drier. So what took all day (wash day Monday) now takes a couple of hours or more.

If the mouse died on a nonstainable surface, I usually use pure bleach to clean it up. Cleaning the spot where the mouse died is generally the best way. Other methods include, using a fabric refresher like Febreze, especially in a hard to clean area. If there is blood in a fabric or carpet hydrogen peroxide can be used to remove the blood and a good amount of the smell. Caution: hydrogen peroxide can discolor some carpets and fabrics and should be tested on a small inconspicuous piece.

If the rodent has died somewhere that you cannot find (such as under floorboards or in an air duct), get some white vinegar, fill a number of cups and place them in the areas that smell the strongest. The vinegar seems to cover up the smell of decay pretty well, but it does need refreshing every other day until the rotten rat smell has gone!

As of 2014, the strongest toilet paper is Scott Extra Soft single ply. Scott toilet paper can be purchased at Walmart or any other retail store.

you can make it not fade as fast by using tide color wash detergent.....havent you seen that commercial..tide commercial...hope this helps you

Any good toilet cleaner will remove the stains.