Jun - 27
2022
You have rescued grandmother’s dresser in the attic or garage, however until you can put it to use, it takes a good cleaning. Years of neglect, dust and dirt buildup hide its beauty, and you may wonder how to clean…
Jun - 19
2022
The 50s and 60s were the heyday of tobacco use, and burn marks as reminders of a misplaced cigarette. Removing these marks is also an often-necessary part of restoring not only furniture pieces, but also modern furniture as well as…
Jun - 17
2022
Satin pillowcases are a luxurious alternative to cotton or flannel. This sleek material remains cool on the face during a warm night, providing added comfort. Cleaning a satin pillowcase is far like cleaning any other pliiowcase, as satin is machine…
Dec - 17
2020
Smoke odors can sneak into your bathroom. If you burn something in a different room or your own kitchen and bath vents are linked, the bathroom can choose a smoky odor. If the room has windows, then it’s simpler to…
Dec - 13
2020
When your lamp begins to cast a yellow glow, then it can have everything to do with the lampshade and not the bulb. Lampshades with age and use begin to turn yellow. If you’re tempted to replace a vintage shade,…
Feb - 16
2020
Wood furniture brings a rich, warm glow to your decor, but if a guest place a glass on timber with no hammer, it can leave a white ring. These telltale glass marks are a result of moisture. When you leave…
Feb - 04
2020
It may have been a collision or perhaps you’re intentionally ignoring your own better judgment when you place that hot dish right on the dining table. But fortune may smile, and you may have the ability to remove the burn…
Jan - 08
2020
Grimy shower tiles might be the bane of your existence, but a modest box of baking soda eliminates the mess. It won’t scrape shingles, and yet baking soda can eliminate everything from soap scum to aged specks of hair conditioner.…
Feb - 28
2019
It’s a snap to squeeze shabby chic-style, rustic or faux-aged curtains to your limited decorating budget with a pot of warm water and a few teabags. Tannins from the tea will dye natural fabrics like cotton, linen, wool and silk,…