There are three things you need when cleaning a fiberglass shower: fiberglass cleaner, a white pad and a toothbrush. Most mildew will be removed via weekly cleaning. Apply fiberglass cleaner, agitate with a white pad and a toothbrush, and then rinse. This will remove soap scum and
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Unless you live in the flat lands of Texas, like we do, it’s likely that part of your home is below ground level. If you have carpeting in these areas, you may see some mildew stains pop up. This is one of those problems that we
If you have wood or other hard-surface floors in rooms besides the kitchen and bathrooms, and if you have one or more dust bunnies of any species, you do. (Kitchen and bathroom floors should be wet-mopped.) The floor attachment to a vacuum does a pretty good job
We’ve read so many conflicting reports about red wine and carpets: Pour white wine on the red wine, douse it with talcum powder or salt, make a thick paste of borax and water, pour on soda water…so what exactly should you do if you are ever unfortunate
The best and most eco-friendly way to stop mildew is…Prevention! Learn how to stop mildew from ever forming, therefore eliminating the need for harsh, toxic products later on. Just like the old movie monsters that scared us as kids, mildew thrives in damp, dark, misty conditions. Short