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3 days ago |
hunker.com | Madisen Swenson
Cleaning Cleaning Hacks Wmaster890/Getty Images Cleaning your oven door can be strangely difficult. After all, it's just glass, right? In some ways, yes, but you don't want to treat it like any old window pane. Because they can have tints, you don't want to use regular glass cleaner, as the ingredients can damage the finish. Beyond that, because oven doors often have built-up layers of grease and burnt food on them.
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6 days ago |
hunker.com | Madisen Swenson
Cleaning Cleaning Hacks Svetlyachock/Shutterstock The majority of people in the U.S. have to deal with hard water, so unless you're part of a small minority or have been blessed by the plumbing and water-softening fairies, hard water stains happen. They can occur anywhere that produces water, like sinks, showers, and toilets.
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1 week ago |
hunker.com | Madisen Swenson
Home Improvement pundapanda/Shutterstock We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. One common DIY pitfall is the dreaded loose-fitting anchor. Those little plastic inserts, often included with self-assembly furniture, are essential for keeping items like shelves and armoires securely mounted, especially in drywall. We anchor furniture to a wall to prevent tip-over accidents, which can possibly result in damage or injury.
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1 week ago |
hunker.com | Madisen Swenson
Garden Fruit & Vegetable Garden Natali Skripnikova/Shutterstock Ever had a sandwich or salad at a restaurant that had just a little something extra than your usual homemade lunches? Lettuce-like, but better? That's probably microgreens! Microgreens can be grown from a variety of plant types like broccoli and radishes, but instead of letting the seeds fully mature, you snip off those sprouting leaves to enjoy.
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1 week ago |
hunker.com | Madisen Swenson
Cleaning photopixel/Shutterstock We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. If you live in a humid place, there's a very good chance you'll have algae buildup on the siding of your home, particularly on the northern side due to receiving less sunlight than other parts of the house.
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