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peculiar_lady2 -> RE: Daily Life, take 4 (4/17/2008 6:07:00 PM)
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Sarah - I was watching How Clean Is Your House, and Kim cleaned someones tub using baking soda and lemon juice and a soft cloth. Would that work on your tub? The two reacted together and bubbled so it was a scrubber, but it wasn't that abrasive. (Please don't yell at me if you try it and it ruins your tub!) lol....I will try that...haven't yet. I do clean the sink with lemons and salt...don't know why I didn't think of that. The tub is clean, it just looks dingy looking..and I hate that!!! well, our internet was fuzzy today (had to call out a tech to look at it and get it working again)....so we got the house cleaned, and I went through the buckets of clothes to pare down what we don't need to keep for years to come. The boys are 7 years apart in age, and grow very differently...so I don't want to keep things for the next ten years for Jack to wear just because Jake wore them!!! We also aren't sure if we will have any more kids, and wanted to get rid of any baby girl clothes that we won't use. I didn't get rid of much there....just in case we do decide to have another one or in case this one happens to be a surprise girl.....but we did get it down quite a bit and get rid of the stained and junky and just old clothes. Anyway...so that's what I accomplished. Hubby took five trash bags of stuff out to the van to take to Goodwill tomorrow!!! Plus two bags of trash stuff!!!! Tonight I am going to go back through the buckets one last time, condense them down into less buckets, and make sure that I kept exactly what needed to be kept. quote:
Ours is the EXACT same way. We've lived here 2 years and it seems like it gets a little cleaner with every cleaning, but it's still not gleaming yet. That dirt is just ground in (this house is about 50 yrs. old). I use a stiff bristle brush and an abrasive cleaner like Comet or sometimes just plain ole' baking soda. Does wonders. The sides are gleaming, but the bottom I just can't get 100% clean because the porcelain finish is worn. yeah I tried that already....not very impressed with the results. Our house was built in the 1950's, so I wouldn't be surprised if the tub is pretty old. That bathroom has been renovated but the tub is original. quote:
Ladies with dingy baths ... try automatic dishwashing gel. Let a thin layer sit on the surface and rinse thoroughly. hmmmm....never heard that one before!!! Have to try it out!!! I will let you know if it works....have to get some gel first, we use the premeasured tabs (so that our 8yo doesn't overload it with soap!!!)
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