Today's Tip - How to remove a strong fish smell from an older freezer?”

If you are continuing to use the freezer place a box of baking soda in the freezer, which absorbs odors well. There are also odor absorbing blocks which can be purchased at most dept. stores which are also effective.

If you can empty the freezer you should clean down the inside with an enzyme based cleaner which will work to neutralize the smell. Enzyme based cleaners and deodorizer can be purchased at any janitorial supply store.

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Today's Tip - How to Clean Glass Cooktops

Baking soda, baking soda, baking soda! it simply is the best, least expensive, and works unbelievably well. DO NOT waste time, energy and money on anything else

just make a little pile where the stains are, get small dishcloth and dab the end with water, apply wet part of cloth to baking soda pile and rub over stain .....a white paste forms and voila, stain are gone

Today's Tip - How to Keep Showers Clean

To make shower upkeep simple, apply a coat of car wax. Do not use this on the floor of the tub or shower. After showering, use a squeegee to wipe down the shower door and walls, and your shower will stay clean and you’ll have fewer problems with mildew.

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Today's Tip - Cleaning Soap Scum and Mildew Off Plastic Shower Curtains

Put the shower curtain in the washing machine with 1 cup of white vinegar, 1/4 to 1/2 cup of your favorite liquid laundry detergent, and several old, light-colored towels. Fill the washer with warm water and run through a complete wash and rinse cycle. Remove from the washer and hang on the shower rod immediately.

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Today's Tip - How to Clean Porcelain Tubs

To clean and polish a porcelain tub and remove stains, make a paste of powdered alum (available in drugstores) and water. Rub well, as if using cleanser. For stains, make a paste of powdered alum and lemon juice; apply and let dry, then moisten with more lemon juice and rub well. Rinse thoroughly.

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Today's Tip - Removing Floor Stains Eco-friendly Way

Take Baking soda powder in a container, Add white vinegar in and mix to make paste of it. Apply this paste on the stained area on floor and rub it off with a Brush. Since Baking Soda and Vinegar are both Natural products, it has no bad environment implications.