Learn how to rid your kitchen of dirt, bacteria and grime using nothing but basic household cleansers and some elbow grease.
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Rid Your Kitchen Of Hidden Dirt And Grime
Posted by Gayle Blonar on September 27, 2010
http://gayleblonarblog.com/2010/09/kitchen-cleaning-grime.html
White Distilled Vinegar : An Environmentally-Friendly Home Cleaning Solution
Supermarket aisles are filled with specialty cleansers but you may want to opt for white distilled vinegar, instead. It’s inexpensive, safe to store, and highly effective.
Posted by Gayle Blonar on September 13, 2010
http://gayleblonarblog.com/2010/09/vinegar-cleanser.html
How To Change A Showerhead
Changing a showerhead is a basic, do-it-yourself project. The tools aren’t complicated and the job is quick.
Posted by Gayle Blonar on September 7, 2010
http://gayleblonarblog.com/2010/09/changing-showerhead.html
How To Reduce Home Energy Costs By Sealing Air Leaks
According to the U.S. Department of Energy, up to 30 percent of a home’s energy costs can be cut just by reducing drafts. For example, a 1/16-inch gap unsealed gap around a window is equivalent to leaving the window 3 inches open.
Posted by Gayle Blonar on August 30, 2010
http://gayleblonarblog.com/2010/08/reduce-energy-bill-fix-air-leaks.html
How To Re-Grout And Caulk Bathroom Tiles
In this 2-minute video, you’ll learn how to clean the existing grout in your shower and to prepare for a new coating. You’ll also learn how to replace its caulk.
Posted by Gayle Blonar on August 23, 2010
http://gayleblonarblog.com/2010/08/replace-grout-recaulk-shower.html
How To Unclog A Sink That Won’t Respond To Drano
Sometimes, a backed-up sink is too big of a job for a bottle of Drano. To clear the clog, you have to get your hands dirty. But what do you do? This quick, 2-minute video from Lowe’s is an excellent tutorial.
Posted by Gayle Blonar on August 16, 2010
http://gayleblonarblog.com/2010/08/unclog-drain.html
How To Install A Ceiling Fan In Your Home
Up to 50% of your home’s energy bill can be tied to heating and cooling costs. Thankfully, it’s easy to lower those bills. The addition of a ceiling fan can cut your household energy bills dramatically.
Posted by Gayle Blonar on July 12, 2010
http://gayleblonarblog.com/2010/07/how-to-install-ceiling-fan.html