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• How to clean your car mats

  2024 / 11 / 15

  Floor mats are there to protect the car carpet and make it easier to keep the interior clean. They collect dirt and mud from your shoes along with food crumbs, drink spills, and more. In areas that get lots of precipitation, they collect the water that could cause harmful and smelly microbes to grow in the carpeting. You can simply remove the car mats and give them a good shake whenever they need it to eliminate loose dirt. But sometimes they need more. No matter how picky you are about your ride, spills happen, and dirt collects on the car mats. Regular vacuuming helps tremendously in keeping the interior looking good, but over time, stains and residue begin to build up. When it’s time to reinvigorate the interior, spruce up the mats by giving them a deep cleaning. How you do it depends on the type of mat: Rubber or carpet. Gather your gear When it comes to keeping your car mats clean, along with dozens of other messy jobs around the house, one of the best investments is a compact, powerful wet-dry vacuum, like this one. Use it to pre-vacuum to pick up the loose stuff and to pull out some of the excess moisture after washing the mats. You’ll also need a good garden hose with a multi-spray nozzle. Cleaning rubber car mats Got your gear together? Let’s get cleaning! · Remove the mats from the car: This job is wet and kind of messy. The driveway is a perfect place to do it. · Knock off loose debris: Shake and knock off any loose dirt before wetting the surface. · Dislodge sticky dirt and crumbs with clear water: Give them a quick

• This is the Best Way To Clean Your Stainless Steel Sink

  2024 / 11 / 13

  Time and again, stainless steel kitchen sinks prove to be one of the most reliable, sleek, and modern additions to your kitchen. Whether you’re a novice home cook, a seasoned chef or you live by your favorite take-out spot, having a sink that’s easy to clean and disinfect can make or break your cooking experience. Like anything in your kitchen that’s used on the daily, your stainless steel appliances — whether that may be your oven racks, fridge doors or the kitchen sink —  need a little love. You can feel confident that a stainless steel sink will be affordable, durable, easy to maintain, and easy to clean. Without the proper care, stainless steel can lose its sleek and shiny appearance and develop some ugly water spots over time. With the right cleaning techniques, you can keep your sink looking polished and brand new, all year round. How to Clean a Stainless Steel Sink with Cleaners Commercial cleaning products are an easy way to keep your sink sparkling and germ-free, but not all cleaners are made the same. Some chemicals that can damage your stainless steel sink include solvents, chlorides, and acids. When in doubt, read the labels and ingredients in your products. This will help avoid unwanted reactions and permanent damage to your sink. Popular stainless steel cleaning products come in a variety of presentations. You can purchase cleaning wipes, sprays, or powders that help you get the polishing job done in a matter of minutes. Step 1: Start by grabbing a pair of gloves and a soft microfiber cloth Step 2: Scrub in the direction of your sink’s polish lines to avoid scratching or damaging your stainless steel Step 3: Rinse with clean hot water and dry the sink wi

• The Best Way to Clean Your Granite Countertops to Keep Them in Good Shape

  2024 / 11 / 11

  Granite countertops can easily elevate any room in your house. Glossy and luxurious, these popular stone countertops are high on the list when it comes to a home remodel. Regardless of the ever-changing interior design landscape, granite seems to remain king of the countertops for a good reason. It's important to clean and care for granite in a specific way so you don't damage it. An investment in granite countertops today will add value to the price of your home down the line, as long as it is still looking its very best. Taking the right steps to clean and care for your granite is the best way to protect your investment and be able to enjoy your kitchen countertops for many years to come. Benefits of Granite Countertops Granite is extremely durable and can handle all kinds of knives or wear and tear that might come its way. The sought-after stone also happens to be a heat-resistant option, and while you probably shouldn’t make a habit of it, a hot pan won’t do any damage. Let’s not forget that granite, like other natural stones, is porous with small holes throughout its surface. Porous materials like granite have a natural ability to protect against mold, mildew, and bacteria. So not only is your granite countertop beautiful, but it cleans up after itself, too. How to Clean Granite and Not Damage It Granite is relatively strong, but that does not mean you should clean it using rough and abrasive materials, such as a steel wool sponge, or with harshly acidic cleaners like vinegar. When cleaning granite, it's important to choos