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Even the most perfectly housebroken dog can have an issue when they have a stomach bug or eat something they should not have eaten. Keep a cleaner on hand that is designed to tackle pet odors and stains. Use it on stains as soon as you see one, following package directions, so your chance for removal is higher.

Start with the worst area of the room
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If you clean the worst area first, the rest of the room turns into clear sailing. You don't want to start working on the range two or three hours after you've started cleaning the kitchen.
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You'll almost certainly never finish, and even if you do, the outcomes will most likely be questionable.
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Freshen up sofas
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To refresh cloth sofas, combine some fabric softener in a basin of warm water and gently rub the fabric with a soft cloth. Use a squeegee to remove pet hair from couches by brushing firmly across the cushions. You'll be surprised at how much it picks up!
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Cleaning window screens is not high on anyone’s list of Chores I Love to Do, but is something that should done as regular maintenance.
Cleaning your screens with a lint roller is not always the most thorough way to clean your screens, but you can do it if your screens are not too dirty or if you need to give them a quick refresh. Using a lint roller is also a good way to keep up maintenance on your screens so they don’t get as dirty as quickly (which will lengthen the life of your screens).
》 Here's how:
Roll the lint roller gently over your screens, taking care not to press too hard.
Remove the lint roller liner when it gets too dirty and loses its tack.
If you have a paint roller handy, you can put a lint roller refill on that to tackle high-up window screens (inside or out) or larger screens, like the ones on doors.

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The goal in cleaning the house
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While the goal of cleaning is to eliminate dirt and contaminants, we often wind up replacing them with allergens and toxins. Thankfully, there are several efficient homemade and store-bought natural alternatives to hazardous commercial cleaning products that will leave your home clean, fresh, and chemical-free .
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The goal in cleaning the house
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While the goal of cleaning is to eliminate dirt and contaminants, we often wind up replacing them with allergens and toxins. Thankfully, there are several efficient homemade and store-bought natural alternatives to hazardous commercial cleaning products that will leave your home clean, fresh, and chemical-free .
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As beautiful as they are, cloth shower curtains tend to absorb water and become hosts for bacteria. Similarly, plastic shower curtain liners often collect mold and mildew. Wash your shower curtain every month or so with bleach to kill the bacteria and toss that liner in the laundry while you're at it.

Go through the house and strip and remake beds; neaten any pillows or furniture blankets. Brush furniture surfaces with a vacuum extension as needed.

Have a paperwork blitz
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Go over all of your documentation. Each and every one of them. Get rid of 10-year-old bank statements; you don't need them! Throw away outdated receipts, takeout menus, and anything else that isn't sentimental or necessary for records.
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Here are a few easy homemade alternatives to consider:

🗹 To freshen up your home, combine one or more essential oils in a diffuser or diluted with water in a spray bottle.

🗹 Newspaper and diluted vinegar are used to clean mirrors and windows.

🗹 Make your own multipurpose cleaner with baking soda, vinegar, and essential oils.

🗹 Vinegar can be used to clean toilet bowls.

🗹 Borax powder can be used to whiten garments.
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