!!TELL ALL YOUR FRIENDS AND FAMILY: We are opening up our service areas!!
We are pleased to announce we will now be servicing the OKC/Bethany/Warr Acres/Mustang and Yukon areas!
Thursday, August 22, 2013
Thursday, April 11, 2013
Dirty sponge solution
One of the germiest items in your home is your kitchen sponge. Is it reasonable to have to toss it every time it gets dirty? No, and that’s not doing the environment any favors either. So what’s the solution? Just wet the sponge and pop it in the microwave on high for one minute, and voila! You’ve got a clean sponge.
Brass Fixtures
Brass Fixtures
Brass fixtures look beautiful in a bathroom, but with them
come a certain responsibility. While polishing brass might not be one of
the more pleasurable aspects of cleaning a bathroom, it doesn't have
to be tedious. To get your brass to shine, cut a lemon in half and dip
it in some salt. Rub this on the brass and wipe with a clean cloth. If
you don't have a lemon handy, make a paste from vinegar, salt and flour.
Rub this into the brass and dry with a thick cotton cloth. Remember
this cautionary bathroom cleaning tip: Before using a commercial brass
cleaning product, test in a hidden area. Sometimes cleaning products
will leave behind a film.
Tuesday, April 9, 2013
Cleaning Window Blinds
Cleaning Window Blinds
Many people find their window blinds extremely difficult to clean but it shouldn't be that hard if you know what you're doing. First of all, how you clean the blinds depends on exactly what kind cleaning you wish to do. For:
Light, routine cleaning: First make sure your blinds are lowered and the slats are closed. Wipe the blinds gently with a damp rag. When you are done with one side, close blinds the other way and wipe the other side.
Deep cleaning: You must remove the blinds from the window and lay them outside on a cloth that can get dirty. Then spray the blinds with an all-purpose cleaner and allow them to sit for a few minutes. Scrub the cleaner into the blinds with a soft-bristled brush in a parallel motion to the slats. Do this on both sides of the blinds and then rinse with a hose. Allow the blinds to dry outside before re-hanging.
Many people find their window blinds extremely difficult to clean but it shouldn't be that hard if you know what you're doing. First of all, how you clean the blinds depends on exactly what kind cleaning you wish to do. For:
Light, routine cleaning: First make sure your blinds are lowered and the slats are closed. Wipe the blinds gently with a damp rag. When you are done with one side, close blinds the other way and wipe the other side.
Deep cleaning: You must remove the blinds from the window and lay them outside on a cloth that can get dirty. Then spray the blinds with an all-purpose cleaner and allow them to sit for a few minutes. Scrub the cleaner into the blinds with a soft-bristled brush in a parallel motion to the slats. Do this on both sides of the blinds and then rinse with a hose. Allow the blinds to dry outside before re-hanging.
Saturday, April 6, 2013
Spring Specials
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Friday, April 5, 2013
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