This weekend I was going through my
"Tips & Tricks" Pinterest Board and realized...hey! There's some really great stuff here. I thought I'd share some a few. I hope you'll find it helpful
I've also read Baking Soda can get crayon off walls too. Something I wish I had remembered last week while I was cleaning it off my son's bedroom wall!
![how to get nail polish out of clothes, carpets etc. I will be glad that I pinned this one day](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_uO-Xud_ooxo08CjwTQOoCcd66UteP2pxev6sZW6Qt2V8fG4ZLWWQ7qDF5DkXRaDbL2Ha3Q3b3yDaLKWA_cjjPSuWLiDmdVQFGmmwKdTTMGCKS21ASM986kjP19ePJKUV7XX71F0KOX6qucAo3hzxFfyLHi17WOHQ=s0-d) |
How to get nail polish out of almost anything via BellaSugar |
Another nail polish tip...immediately pour sugar on spilled polish. It will clump and sweep right off!
I've heard chalk is also a grease-absorber.
![How to clean your cookie sheets--Kitchen "Miracle" Cleaner! 1/4 cup of baking soda in a small glass bowl and squirt in hydrogen peroxide until it makes a nice paste. Rub it on the dirt/stain/grease. You can usually just use your fingers...but you can also use a small sponge at times as well](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_vukWkNPiEWprTAd3X-NXIx1eVusUJtYKAl88D6z5XGUONt4mKnCIrPcX8O9qxb2EeQ8IafIxkW9GpGRB-r4L91JdcxGQTwivEXFbcagbSRoA-gAF7R4WPfbaSk1qhB6IHktjABK_6n7rHj9o-66olEgODYXtyk=s0-d) |
Remove baked-on grease and stains with baking soda and hydrogen peroxide via One Good Thing |
![Will take the stains out of almost ANYTHING...even if it is an old one. REALLY WORKS!! 2 part hydrogen peroxide to 1 part Dawn ( original blue)](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_tBuUUj7IMd0J3LklM9GCZycPW2uFL5GzKzw1tgUGqOq-x3J-TzncNE3i73rd4wNMmxTjxTmZHfOoLlXQ2dbMIA-JH0NrvaCq9akbKVTB7SjL9i6y_dtktJEDpjDlsEErl2T-6S42YfXDfDITGOFIbFrMPFgsTT=s0-d) |
2 parts hydrogen peroxide to 1 part Dawn dish detergent = amazing stain remover, even for old stains
via Modern Day Moms |
![Powdered oxygen bleach, a scrub brush and some water are all you need to make tile and grout look like new. PHOTO CREDIT: Tim Carter](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_u9_3HqwfXjtS9fk3PO79cLSiMPBYe9yLrheOxwfiMPWQGoXfosgnpyCWyUpw3DfBGB2YPY1LpIzkSC2ZpcWjS26XBRg_QGYuMkWA=s0-d) |
Clean grout with powdered oxygen bleach and a scrub brush via Ask the Builder |
Now that we've been in our new house for about 6 months, it's really looking "lived in" and things are ready for a deep clean around here. After going through my pins, I'm thinking I need to buy some Costco-sized containers of vinegar, baking soda and hydrogen peroxide. I'm seeing a common theme.
What are some of your household tips and tricks?
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