The little things in life aren’t really little. They become the cornerstone of our days and they create the life we live. They gradually paint the masterpiece of our lives. However, we often mistakenly believe that only the big things make a profound difference. Let this be your happy challenge today: be mindful of the smaller details of your moments.
Stainless steel is one of the finest materials available for cookware, as it is durable and attractive. Unlike non-stick pans, however, stainless steel can present some tough cleaning challenges if used improperly. It is important to establish a regular cleaning routine for your cookware and to learn how to effectively clean tough stains.
Several methods for cleaning stainless steel cookware are outlined below.
Here is a question for you . . . when was the last time you inspected the filter in your range hood?
If you are like many then it was probably a while ago. This post is about how to clean your range hood filter even if it has been quite a while since it was last cleaned. You can be sure it will be greasy and grimy but this method will help you to get it as clean as clean can be without getting a new one.
Your kitchen is neat and well organized. The sink is clean and the countertops uncluttered. All looks good except for your kitchen cabinets. They look dull. They have lost the clean look and therefore do not match the rest of the kitchen in terms of the standard you want to reach. The cabinets close to the cooking area even feel grimy to the touch.
The oils and fats used while cooking, over time, slowly coat the surfaces in your kitchen to make them look grimy. When wood cabinets become covered with this oily grime they look dull with a brown or yellow film that’s sticky to the touch. This grimy coating can be very difficult to remove.
Cleaning with vinegar: It’s cheap, it’s natural, and it’s tough on bacteria, mildew, and dirt. Acetic acid is the compound in vinegar that makes vinegar acidic and this also makes it an effective cleaning agent. Distilled white vinegar has a pH of 2.4 which means that distilled white vinegar is a pretty strong acid and an excellent cleaning solution.
Keeping your home clean is one of the biggest challenges when it comes to owning a pet! You love your pet and you have experienced the challenges – first hand – of keeping your home clean. It’s easy to feel like your home has slowly been taken over by pet hair and dander.
Here are some of the most important cleaning tips to keep in mind if you share your home with a pet.
Your home may be clean and tidy but what about some of the items in your home. What about your silverware for example. Imagine this . . . your home is clean and ready for your guests but your silverware is not as clean as it could be. How do you clean up some of the more delicate items that are in your home?
Consider an ultrasonic cleaning tool to help you with some of the more intricate or time-consuming items that you may want to clean.
