05/09/2013
this week we start with cleaning tips for all our followers. Stay tuned and follow and ofcourse share.
LESSON 1: How to Clean a Window
Throw out the old cotton rags and the paper towels and use microfiber cloths instead. These cloths are composed of ultra fine synthetic fibers that are woven together to create a “microfiber.” The fibers rub together during cleaning, creating a static charge that attracts dirt and dust, so you can tackle dusting chores without using sprays or chemicals (although you can still use them if you want). The tiny fibers have sharp edges that scour well, but they aren't abrasive, so they won't scratch surfaces. Use the cloths for cleaning appliances, sinks, and TV and computer monitors, and for drying dishes, washing windows and any other chore that requires a cloth (wet or dry). Microfiber cloths leave a streak- and lint-free finish, are very absorbent, and can be washed and reused.
