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06/20/2013

Good Afternoon Everyone, here is the answer to, Where was soap first recorded on record?

D. Babylon

Who would have thought? Lol.. You learn something new everyday!

06/20/2013

Good Afternoon: Here is the answer to, If Bleach is consumed, which household product would be wise to ingest before seeking medical attention.

D. Milk

06/19/2013

Cleaning Trivia Question Of The Day: If Bleach is consumed, which household product would be wise to ingest before seeking medical attention.

A. Water
B. Vinegar
C. Soda
D. Milk

06/19/2013

Cleaning Trivia Question Of The Day: Where was soap first recorded on record?

A. Europe
B. China
C. America
D. Babylon

06/19/2013

Gm Ladies and Gents, here is the answer for, which household item is good for cleaning copper, stained carpets and wine-stains.
A. Salt! Who would have known! Lol! Good luck on today's Trivia!

06/19/2013

Gm Ladies and Gents, here is the answer for which famous ceiling took 15 years to clean. C: the Sistine Chapel! Hope everyone has an excellent day!

06/18/2013

Cleaning Trivia Of The Day: Which famous ceiling took 15 years to clean?

A. The Capital Rotunda
B. Grand Central Terminal
C. The Sistine Chapel
D. The St. Patrick's Cathedral

06/18/2013

Cleaning Trivia Of The Day: Which household item is good for cleaning copper, stained carpets and wine-stains?

A. Salt
B. Vinegar
C. Vegetable Oil
D. Corn Starch

06/18/2013

Fun Cleaning Facts: Before 1797, brooms in America were home and hand-made. Tree branches and brush were often used to sweep the floor and clean the ashes from the fireplaces. Sometimes a crude brooms were fashioned by tying something on a stick or handle: straw, hay, fine twigs or corn husks. These crude brooms did not sweep well and fell apart after a short time, even though strong linen twine was often used.

06/18/2013

Fun Cleaning Facts: On June 8, 1869, Chicago inventor, Ives McGaffey patented a "sweeping machine". This was the first patent for a device that cleaned rugs, however, it was not a motorized vacuum cleaner. McGaffey called his machine the Whirlwind and it was the first hand-pumped vacuum cleaner in the United States, a wood and canvas contraption.

06/18/2013