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Cleaning Tips Weekly (October 03, 2021)
Lots of easy DIY cleaning tools and recipes in this week's newsletter, including this degreaser made from bits of leftover soap. If you have any cleaning recipes or techniques, please share them with us.

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Super Duper De-Greaser

By melissa

bottle of degreaserNow you finally have something useful you can make with all those annoying little soap slivers. You don't have to throw them out anymore, make an all purpose kitchen cleaner! With a few minutes and virtually no cost, you can have a bottle full of de-greaser ready to go. Re-duce, re-use, go green! :)

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DIY Comb-top Dustpan

By attosa

DIY Comb-top Dustpan - large tooth comb on dust pan with broom in place to cleanAttach a wide-toothed comb with hot glue to your dustpan in order to brush out all the debris and dust bunnies from your broom. This dollar hack is a copycat of a $25 dustpan I saw at the Home Goods store.

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Efficient Ironing with Aluminum Foil

By attosa

Efficient Ironing with Aluminum FoilYou can save time and electricity using this one simple trick for ironing. Put a sheet of aluminum foil under your ironing board cover before ironing. The reflected heat and insulation from the foil makes it so you don't have to iron the other side (and totally speeds up your ironing process).

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How to Remove Tar from Skin

By terrijeanjacobo

How to Remove Tar from SkinMy sons got into a bucket of roofing tar 18 years ago. They covered themselves from head to toe with it. I learned that it does not just come off in the bath!

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Signal the Trash Has Been Picked Up

By lnygaard

Trash can with pull tie showing.When I bring my trash container to the curb I pull one of the garbage bag ties (usually red or orange colored) to the outside of the side of the container so I can see it from my window.

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Using Every Bit of Laundry Detergent

By grandmom09

Using Every Bit of Laundry DetergentHere is a surprise that I discovered recently. It may surprise you, too. This is not a reflection on the product in the picture because about the same amount came out of a very expensive All Free and Clear. It is what is left in the bottle, which would normally be trashed.

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Cleaning Tools to Keep by the Sink

Toothbrush to clean sink.The following "tools" I keep at or near my sink and use regularly: toothbrush (old) - for extra scrubbing in hard to reach places.

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