I let my sink get looking all disgusting and gnarly lately just so that I could show you guys how to clean it. Lol! But really, I am working on my cleaning 101 series(it’s going to be years before I’m totally done), just as things need cleaned at my house, and this is one of those cleaning tutorials that could come in really handy if
I have always been a bit of a snob when it comes to the cleaning products at Dollar Tree… like I won’t even attempt to use them because “they’re a buck, how could they possibly work” has always been my mentality.
A few years back I started cooking with cast iron. Though, I kind of gave up for a while because it’s hard to clean and you really shouldn’t soak it (which is hard for me because I frequently am too tired to do one more load of dishes after cooking from scratch all day and so the dinner dishes become my morning chore) so I
I really love this method of cleaning leather because it not only does a great job cleaning, but it conditions it so well that it makes the leather soft and looks and feels brand new again. So, cleaning your leather this way should not only make your stuff look great again, but it should extend the life of your leather because it will be much less
This one time, a Walmart bag got sat on my counter and it was a couple of days before I had time to move it. It must have been laid in a wet spot because the writing on the bag dyed my counter top. Isn’t that lovely? My counter top had “Walmart”, in reverse, plastered on it and it would not come off. Before running
I LOVE the way that tile looks in a house, but I have always preferred vinyl because it is so much easier to clean…but I may just have to change that opinion because, I just found the easiest and cheapest way to clean grout that I have ever heard of!
