The unfinished, unused cellar in Megan and Casey Collins's 1920s Minneapolis bungalow was the stuff of horror movies. Slanted cement floors, exposed pipes, dangling wires, and slapdash wood paneling made the subterranean space "scary like a dungeon," says
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Start by mixing one part water with one part vinegar in a bucket. If there is a lot of build up on the doors, use more vinegar. Straight vinegar can be used as well for really dirty doors.
Continue reading >>Wipe up spills immediately to prevent countertop damage. Most spills can be cleaned with soapy water (you can use dishwashing liquid) or all-purpose household cleaner and a sponge. If you encounter a very sticky situation, lay a damp cloth over the spill
Continue reading >>Cleaning Ceramic Tile Floors You Will Need: Mop Water 2 Buckets Old cloths, towels or rags Vacuum with attachments Dish soap (optional) Steps to Clean the Tile: Begin by removing loose dust and dirt with a canister vacuum or vacuum with attachments. Do no
Continue reading >>Table of Contents: Regular (Weekly) Maintenance Additional Cleaning Tips Choosing a Cleaner Stains and Spills Regular (Weekly) Maintenance What You Will Need: Soft-bristle broom Soft dusting rag (no rags pretreated with oils) Good quality dust mop (non-oi
Continue reading >>Concrete is a durable surface for countertops, but it’s extremely porous and without a good seal it stains easily. If the seal on your countertop isn’t properly maintained, or if an acidic substance such as citrus juice is left in contact with the surface
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