If you notice tree sap after removing your live Christmas tree, don't replace the carpet. Tree sap has properties similar to glue or gum when it dries. It is possible to remove the tree sap stain, but you must act quickly. Here are tips to remove tree sap stains from carpets.
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For this project, you need:
several white cloths dish washing liquid rubbing alcohol mayonnaise plastic wrap dry cleaning fluid butter knife Soak a cloth in warm water, and lay it over the stain.
- Saving up enough money to comfortably buy a home is no walk in the park, but the feeling after you become a homeowner is well worth the financial obstacles that you may have faced. Afterward, you may have worked on saving money that you can apply to aspects such as maintaining or upgrading your home. If you have been at this for years and are ready to remodel, you must take every expense into consideration to make sure you do not take on more projects than you can afford.
- Dust and dirt aren't just unattractive -- they can also be harmful to your health. The air quality of your home can be substantially affected by the amount of dust inside of your property. But not all dust is visible. There are many areas that dust and dirt could be hiding that are often not tackled by traditional cleaning methods. Air Ducts Air ducts should be regularly inspected, maintained, and cleaned for two reasons: to clean out dust and debris and to improve upon their efficiency.
- Linoleum tile is most commonly used in the kitchen and bathroom, although you may also have it in your entryway or even in a utility room. Caring for linoleum is very similar to cleaning wood floors, mainly because the materials are very similar. Quality linoleum is made of sawdust and natural wood resins, compressed together. The result? A durable and easily cleaned surface. The following tips can help you maintain it.
- Creosote is that nasty residue that builds up in your chimney after repeated fires. This sooty, tar-like buildup is a result of wood fires. Over time, it can pose a fire danger since it can ignite inside the chimney and cause a chimney fire. Thick buildups can also prevent smoke from exiting the chimney properly. The following tips can help you manage and prevent creosote buildup in your fireplace. Tip #1: Burn hot