When the beads of water left on your glass shower door dry out, they leave minerals behind that are at best unsightly, and at worst can be tough as nails to remove if you let them build up. You can avoid beading water altogether by coating the glass with an auto-glass treatment. Two brands are Aquapel and Rain-X. Follow the instructions on the package to apply the treatment to your shower door glass. You can buy Aquapel or find a local dealer online. You’ll find Rain-X at any auto parts store.\n

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Clear Up Coffee Rings\n
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Your guests should’ve used a coaster but now you have a coffee stain on your table. A little dab of toothpaste can get that stain out, just like coffee stains on your teeth.\n
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Zip-It Clean!\n
The space between your fridge and the floor is a magnet for pet hair, dust, food crumbs, and other small trinkets. And if gone too long without cleaning, it can attract ants and other pests.\n
To make this cleaning task less difficult, use a hair trap cleaner (also called a drain cleaning zip tool),\u00a0which sells at home improvement stores for under $5. This hair trap won\u2019t leave scratches on the floor and can reach further than a vacuum cleaner attachment.\u00a0\n
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The Baking Soda and\u00a0Vacuum\u00a0Trick\n
Baking soda is a natural adsorbent, which means it has the ability to absorb odors when used correctly. If you\u00a0have fabric-covered furniture, then put some baking soda in a salt shaker or similar dispenser and sprinkle it liberally on the furniture you want to freshen up.\n
Baking soda doesn\u2019t do its work all at once, so give it time to neutralize as many odor-causing particles as possible. An hour or so is ideal, and for bad situations, you may just want to leave the baking soda on overnight (as long as it won\u2019t get tracked everywhere by pets). When the time has elapsed, get out the vacuum cleaner and thoroughly vacuum up all the baking soda. This should freshen up most fabrics.\n
Note: Baking soda may have varying effects based on what is causing the odor or general \u201cstaleness\u201d of your furniture. It neutralizes acidic compounds very easily, but may not be effective for all problems.\n
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Purchase a Paintbrush\n
Leslie Reichert, founder of The Green Cleaning Coach and author of\u00a0The Joy Of Green Cleaning\u00a0uses a stiff paintbrush around her furniture to pull the dirt out without having to move all the furniture around. \u201cYou are brushing it out away from the furniture so the vacuum can suck it up,\u201d she says.\n
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Remove Hard-Water Buildup with a Lemon\n
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Remove hard-water buildup on your faucet with this simple, natural solution:\u00a0Place half of a fresh lemon on the end of the faucet, wrap a small plastic bag around the lemon and secure it to the faucet with a rubber band. After a few hours, remove the lemon and wipe the faucet clean.\n
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Dust with Your Dryer\n
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Blankets, pillows, slipcovers, drapes, and other textiles not only trap household dust, but they create it as they shed and disintegrate. Curtains and drapes, in particular, get dusty because they absorb moisture and dirt from the outside and act as a landing pad for dust from ceiling fans and air vents. The best idea for how to clean dust is to buy machine-washable items and launder them twice a year (OK, at least once). For non-machine-washable textiles, throw them in the dryer on the air-fluff setting (no heat) for 20 minutes with a damp towel. The damp towel will attract pet hair, and the tumbling movement and airflow will remove the smaller particles for you.\n\n\n
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Vacuum First, Then Scrub\n
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Do you ever find yourself chasing strands of wet hair or running into dust balls in the corners with your sponge or cleaning rag? You can learn how to clean your bathroom better and eliminate this nuisance by vacuuming the bathroom before you get out your cleaning solutions. For really thorough cleaning, start at the top, vacuuming the dust from light fixtures and the top of window casings. Then work your way down. And finally, vacuum the floor methodically so you cover every inch. You don’t want to leave any stray hair or dust bunnies to muck up your cleaning water. A soft-bristle upholstery brush works best for this type of vacuuming.\n\n\n
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Microwave Cleaner\n
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It’s easy to clean baked-on food and spills from your microwave Here’s how: Partially fill a measuring or coffee cup with water and add a slice of lemon. Boil the water for a minute, and then leave the door closed and let the steam loosen the mess. After 10 minutes, open the door and wipe away the grime.\n
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