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Want to know the secret to streak-free mirrors and windows? Well, it’s an easy at-home solution you can make yourself. According to Rapinchuk, all you need is:

1 1/2 cups water
1 1/2 tablespoons white vinegar
3 drops peppermint essential oil
1 1/2 tablespoons rubbing alcohol
Washing windows and mirrors is probably the least favorite cleaning tasks.

I would like to wish everyone a Happy New Year, and for the month of January I would like to offer 25% discount off your first appointment.

Dishwashers are for so much more than just washing dishes. I recommends using yours to dust off knickknacks like mason jars and glass candle globes. Pretty much anything glass or ceramic should be fine going in the dishwasher, but you do want to stay away from putting meltable plastics.

We all have those random cleaning bursts, but having a plan beforehand will make your cleaning hacks process smoother. “Cleaning is really like a dance. You start high, work down and around, and carefully observe anything that needs attention, As you move around, wipe light switches, door frames, baseboards, walls, working in a circle around a room and not back and forth from one thing across the room to another. Don’t get distracted, keep a smooth motion around your home.”

Obviously, you don’t want to use the pillowcase you sleep on every night, but using a pillowcase to clean your ceiling fans is a hack that you need to try ASAP. “The pillowcase holds the dust so it doesn’t fall on a table or bed, A very clean way to dust anything in your home.

Woodwork and wood furnishings can gather dust and dirt buildup over time. To keep wood looking shiny, regular wipe-downs are necessary. For extra sheen, mix 1 part lemon oil and 1 part white vinegar for an environmentally-friendly shine.

Wine is known to be one of the toughest stains to remove. Luckily, soda water can be a saving grace. Start by spritzing the stain with club soda. Next, simply blot the wine, juice, or colored drink stain with a microfiber cloth. Repeat until the stain is gone.

Place a bowl of lemon juice in your microwave and set the microwave for 2 minutes or until the lemon juice comes to a boil. This will produce steam that will soften any debris stuck in the microwave. You'll be able to clean out the appliance with just the sweep of a cloth, plus you'll be left with a citrusy fresh scent.

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As much as we love our four-legged friends, pet hair can accumulate quickly. Skip spending extra money on tools and special attachments and use this simple hack to clean up after your fur babies. Simply wear rubber household gloves and run them over the surface of your furniture. The rubber will cause the pet fur to gather into a ball that can be easily thrown away.