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Report Highlights Housekeeping Myths People Still Believe in

by Kathy Jones on Jul 30 2013 9:26 PM

 Report Highlights Housekeeping Myths People Still Believe in
A number of housekeeping myths have been passed on from our grandmothers to our mothers and to us. Now Huffington Post has come out with a list of such myths that are still believed by a number of people.
Huffington Post has come out with a number of these myths which has been passed on from our moms, grandmothers or know-it-all friends.

People still use newspapers to clean windows.

The fibers that make up newspaper are much denser than paper towels.

This allows them to absorb liquids and they won't fall apart as easily.

Some microwave sponges to keep them clean.

Putting your dirty scrubbers in a dish of water and a little lemon juice and zapping them at a high temperature will kill bacteria, making them less likely to spread germs as you're wiping up.

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Well if you want to remove chewing gum use peanut butter.

This creamy spread will take out sticky wads that get stuck to your shoes and other places.

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Just add a couple of tablespoons to the spot and scrub it off completely with a wire brush.

If your clog's not too severe, there is a trick - unclog it with alka seltzer.

Drop four tablets and a bit of vinegar and flush with boiling water.

To remove carpet dents use an ice cube.

This sounds super weird, but there is truth to it. Leave it in the stubborn hole for a while, then fluff it with a fork to get the fibers looking good as new.

Source-ANI


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