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Clever Cleaning Tips

Stubbon stains ... laundry, kitchen, bathroom ... they're everywhere! Elbow grease alone doesn't always get rid of them. How do you outsmart those stains? Have a tip that's a family secret or one you read about? Do tell!

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ericsmombabette December 01, 2008

I love the Mr. Clean Eraser! I also use my grandmother's good ol' solution for cleaning windows and mirrors - Vinegar and water

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candibesos November 13, 2008

To get those nasty mildew stains on R/R walls or ceilings, I use Bleach. just spray a little directly on the mildew spot and Voila! in a few hours it's gone.

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candibesos November 13, 2008

to get those nasty mildew spots on walls and ceilings, I spray a little bleach directly on the mildew and voila! it disappears in a couple of hours

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kelleygirl9 November 12, 2008

My all time TNT favorite go to cleaner is good ole baking soda! It cleans EVERYTHING! Safely!

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SantaMonicaMom November 06, 2008

My very best tcleaning tip is Hydrogen Peroxide for anything organic (especially blood stains). If you get something like that on cloth, just put HO2 on it and it will bubble up...

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ferrari-johnson November 05, 2008

Did you know if you squeeze a lemon on your copper pots and then rub some salt on it they will turn back to that pretty new copper look?

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m-symon October 27, 2008

Nail polish remover can be used to remove pen marks a wall.

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wefrogy October 23, 2008

The Mr. Clean Magic eraser not only get's scuff marks off the floor, but also get's paint and scuff marks off your car. If you have a scuff mark on your rubber bumper, most will...

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CajunGal2 October 23, 2008

Does anyone know how to get water stains out of an old tub? I can scrub it until my hands are sore but it still looks dingy.

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FamilyHost_Pia October 21, 2008

I really like lemon juice for thise hard water stains. I make a paste with baking soda and lemon juice , apply to the stain and usually the stain will disappear without scrubbing.

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