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1. Radiofrequency Neurolysis of Facet Joint — 15.10.05 — Housekeeping
   Everyone wants to save money. The same applies when looking to get your carpets cleaned. Some of the best ways to go about finding the best deals is simply call a carpet cleaning shop up and ask if they have any specials. Alternatively you can browse your local carpet cleaners website. ... »
   
    
2. Five Things You Should Know About Mold and Mildew — 15.10.05 — Housekeeping
   Mold is a bigger problem than many people realize. Yet, there are many things people don't realize about mold. For example: 1. Mold affects your health. Mold spores in the air can contribute to asthma and trigger allergies. Mold can grow on surfaces, inside walls, or under carpets. It ... »
   
    
3. Carpet Cleaning — 15.10.05 — Housekeeping
   I hope that the following article will help you to better understand this topic. It must be said that rug cleansing is not for everyone. Some people just cannot abide to have to clean their carpets while others still, find that the effort needful for carpeting cleaning second simply not ... »
   
    
4. The Magical Dust Remover — 15.10.05 — Housekeeping
   For those hard-to-reach places where dust, hair, and dirt collects or where germs and even bugs tend to colonize and fester, it can be difficult to find an effective method for cleansing. This is not a good thing, especially if these areas are around food, such as on a kitchen table or ... »
   
    
5. Keep Showers, Sinks and Tiles Sparkling Clean — 15.10.05 — Housekeeping
   Is your bathtub sporting a ring of its own? Are your shower doors wearing a filmy deposit? Does the bathroom sink have waters spots? Ironically, all the cleaning up we do of our bodies while in our bathrooms tends to leave some unsightly messes on our bathrooms instead! Soaps and ... »
   
    
6. Kitchen Cleaning Made Simple — 15.10.05 — Housekeeping
   Today's kitchens are a breeze to keep clean, if you know a few simple tips for cleaning ceramic, stainless steel and other hard, reflective surfaces. Simple and Clean Routine for Kitchen Cleaning Start with the right cleaners for the surfaces in your kitchen. Kitchen cleaning products ... »
   
    
7. Create New Memories with Berry Scented Air Freshener — 15.10.05 — Housekeeping
   Many people adore the scent of berries. The smell of fresh berries brings up images of nature, innocence, and freedom. Therefore, if you are planning a get together with a group of your friends and family, one way to help make the occasion memorable is to use a berry scented aerosol air ... »
   
    
8. Cleaning Soap and Scum: Tips and Tools for Minimizing Buildup — 15.10.05 — Housekeeping
   One of the most unpleasant cleaning chores can be cleaning soap and scum buildup. If the buildup is quite bad, the process of cleaning soap and scum take a few cleaning applications. However, there are some tips to preventing soap scum and some methods to remove it quickly and easily. ... »
   
    
9. How To Efficiently Clean and Sanitize The Toilet — 15.10.05 — Housekeeping
   That dreaded job of cleaning the toilet. We all hate doing it, but it has to be done. Having had a cleaning business for 25 years I've got it down to a science. With my proven method the nasty task of cleaning the toilet can be mastered efficiently and quickly. 8 Tips for a Shiny, ... »
   
    
10. Choosing the Best Carpet Cleaners and Carpet Steam Cleaners! — 15.10.05 — Housekeeping
    For homeowners, auto detailing professionals and auto dealers, investing in high-quality, reliable, and long-lasting carpet cleaners for carpet cleaning as well as upholstery cleaning is a priority. These people invest good money in searching for the best carpet cleaners and carpet ... »
    
     
11. Heated Towel Rails — Top Tips for Toasty Towels — 15.10.05 — Housekeeping
    If you dream of wrapping yourself in warm, cosy towels when you emerge from your bath or shower, a heated towel rail could be just what you're looking for. They are also excellent for drying used, damp towels and can be very handsome to look at. Plumbed-in or electric — which to ... »
    
     
12. The Power of an All-Purpose Cleaner — 15.10.05 — Housekeeping
    No matter how clean you try to keep your home, dirt and grime have a nasty way of clinging to surfaces and staining clothing. Yet, environmental concerns are also on the forefront of every woman's mind. Studies are proving that our lakes, streams, and rivers are contaminated, and the ... »
    
     
13. Cleaning Fireplaces — 15.10.05 — Housekeeping
    It is a lot of work to clean fireplaces.Here are some tips that will help you in clean that beautiful fireplace of yours. *Before cleaning fireplace brickwork,cover the nearby floor with newspapers to protect it from splatters. *With a stiff brush or sponge,apply a solution of 1/4 cup ... »
    
     
14. Bedbug Infestations — 14.10.05 — Housekeeping
    A bedbug doesn't hurt when it bites and it doesn't carry any disease; however, it can still be a nuisance. Some people experience an allergic reaction to the bite, while others scratch the bite areas and irritate the skin. But even without skin irritations, just knowing you are going to ... »
    
     
15. The Different Types Of Leather And How To Care for Them — 14.10.05 — Housekeeping
    Different Types Of Leather And How To Take Care Of Them The most common leather is cowhide. A variety of animal skins are used to produce different looks in leather. Once leather is tanned and processed, certain sections are selected for use on a particular application. It will then go ... »
    
     
16. Do You Know How to Clean Your Leather? — 14.10.05 — Housekeeping
    Do You Know How to Clean Your Leather? It is true that when you don't know how to clean and maintain your precious leather, chances are your leather will either be consumed totally by mold or worse ruin it in the process. Cleaning leather garments is relatively simple in most cases. So, ... »
    
     
17. Trusted Vacuum Equipment and Septic Systems — 14.10.05 — Housekeeping
    A septic tank is a small scale sewage treatment system common in rural areas and small towns that have no connection to main sewage pipes. A septic system is a type of onsite sewage facility. Septic simply refers to the hazardous environment that develops in the tank and which decomposes ... »
    
     
18. Don't Slander the Sludge - Making Good Use of Bad Sludge — 14.10.05 — Housekeeping
    Sewage sludge. The mere thought almost puts you off your lunch, doesn't it? Ah, but convert it to biosolids, and that's another story! Biosolids are the nutrient-rich organic materials that are left over after the disposed sludge is processed and treated. Biosolids contain nitrogen, ... »
    
     
19. Choosing and Using a Wet Mop for Effective Cleanup — 14.10.05 — Housekeeping
    Not too many people enjoy cleaning with a wet mop. Visions of bending over to wring the wet mop head, watery messes, and backaches often come with the thought of mopping. Over the years, advances in wet dry mops, including the study of absorbent materials and wringing methods, have made ... »
    
     
20. Spring Cleaning Tips and Hints — 14.10.05 — Housekeeping
    Spring — all that beautiful sun streaming through your windows! It's one of my favorite times of year. Everything smells so fresh and new, the colors are bright and the whole world puts on a shiny new face. All that pretty, bright sunlight has another, not so delightful side effect ... »