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Get Organized And Stay Organized written by RE Writer
In the beginning, it's a bit of a heart stopper seeing all your precious belongings disappearing from eyesight, but after awhile you start to get used to the sleek look of clean drawers and counter tops. Suddenly, you're able to get your hands on just what you need at a moment's notice because everything has its place. This sense of order has a cleansing effect and you vow to continue this new discipline once you move.

Maintaining Hard Surface Floors written by RE Writer
The most basic floor cleaning regime is that for floors like vinyl, ceramic tile, and bamboo floors. Other than the vacuuming, the only real care that they require is a bit of damp mopping with warm water and a bit of soap. If the finish dulls, use a vinegar solution to rinse with.

Quick-Clean Your Home For Home Tours written by Lynn Bulmer
Anything in the sink shouts dirt and disorder (even if it’s clean). Embrace the policy of cleaning as you go and keeping things out of the sink, which means that dishes get done at every meal instead of at the end of the day, so they don’t have a chance to pile up. 

Staging a House with Cigarette Smoke Residue written by RE Writer
One of the particular challenges that comes with staging some older homes, especially ones that have had the same residents for decades, is that of nicotine residue accumulation. When someone smokes in a home for many years an oily residue builds up on the walls, on the furniture, and in the carpeting making the surfaces sticky and leaving an acrid odor.

Polishing Your Home For Sale: Cleaning Siding written by Leslie Eskildsen
Different kinds of exterior finishes require different types of cleaning. House exteriors can range from vinyl or aluminum siding to brick, stone, or stucco; all of these types of siding have their own particular issues and concerns.

6 Things You Should Not Have in the Home You Hope to Sell written by Lee Cameron
However, when you're selling your home, you should consider sacrificing your aesthetics for a quicker sale and better sale price. Here is a short list of 6 things that you should remove from the visible portions of your home while trying to sell.

Simple Green Substances to Clean Your Home With written by Lee Cameron
Plain old water is often the best cleaner that can be used to address a spill, stain or dirt. Water soaking can loosen dirt out of fabric and a damp rag is often all that is needed to make a counter, sink or bath sparkle. Soaking a stain on a carpet and putting a weighted towel or newspaper over it can draw the stain out. Water is also free, which makes it a very attractive first choice of cleaner.

Clutter – Now You See It... written by Jerry Clifford
If you're the type that hangs onto magazines for those rainy days, it's time to pack them away or get rid of them altogether. Reserve two or three with catchy covers for placement on a coffee table or in a magazine rack.

Knowledge is Power: Keep Your Information Private When Home Selling written by Matt Barker
If your information about the house's assessed value is on the table in plain view, don't think for a second that people won't have themselves a little reading time - to their benefit and not to yours. Keep in mind that people are allowed to look in the built-in features of your home, such as drawers and shelves, to check for depth and ease of use. Secure your private papers out of sight and access!

Make Your Dog Disappear When You Sell Your Home written by RE Writer
The more hair you collect with your brush, the less will be floating around the home. Consider a professional groomer's assistance to get your pooch squeaky clean. Keeping the dog clean means that there will be much less chance of doggy odor in the house.

Staging Your Home To Sell: Childrens' Bedrooms written by Carolyn Capalbo
Now is a good time to show your kids the up-side of selling and moving. Allow them to sell things at a garage sale. It may put some money in their pockets and de-clutter the home at the same time.

Eco-Scents for Your Home written by Christian Jacobsen
Add a few drops of lemon oil to a spray bottle with olive oil as an effective non-toxic furniture polish. Not only will your furniture look great, but the room will have a fresh citrus smell.

10 Unusual Dog Breeds to Consider if You're Flipping Your Home written by Josh Sloan
Solving the problem of getting pet hair out of the carpet once and for all, this breed will never cause you to do a frantic fur-search before potential buyers start touring. However, it might not be comfortable keeping you company in a house where you're stripping out the insulation. This breed is a variant of the Rat Terrier and shares all the characteristics of that feisty breed.

Can the Chaos written by RE Writer
Many of us are shopping on impulse rather than because we really need to. Some of us buy things to make ourselves feel better - but if you are adding to the clutter in your home or spending money you don't have, you will only end up feeling worse.

How Clean is Your Home? written by Michael Peterson
How clean is your home? Unless you already own a 'HEPA' approved vacuum, it could be full of dust, dust mite feces (!), dead human skin, pollen, pet dander, bacteria, mold spores and viruses! An efficient vacuum cleaner is one of the best tools you can have if you or your family suffers from allergies.

Ten Natural Cleaners to Make Your House Shine written by Andy Asbury
Most of these cleaners are things you may already have at home and in most cases provide a safe non-toxic alternative to bleach or ammonia based cleaners. Note the precautions mentioned where applicable. Once you begin using these natural products, you'll never need or want to buy those expensive cleaners again.

Life is a Stage - So is Your Home! written by Bill Black
What is a home staging?
Home staging prepares a home for sale, and for the dozens of enquiring eyes that will be scouring the property looking for flaws. It creates an image of the perfectly decorated home, in move-in condition.

Warning: Cleaning May be Hazardous to Your Health written by RE Writer
We are constantly being exposed to a variety of chemicals – they are in our food, our toiletries, our building materials and furnishings, everywhere. In fact, consumer products account for our biggest exposure to toxic chemicals, many of which have been linked to health problems.

Time for a Clean Sweep? The Down and Dirty Guide to Making it Happen written by Lane Hornung
Maybe you're ready to sell and it's time to put your house on display. Or you're preparing your home for the new owners to take possession. Or, heaven forbid, you've just bought a house and the last owner left a disaster (check with your realtor – you may be able to receive some sort of compensation depending on your contract).

The Immovable Stink: How Smoking Can Reduce Your Property Value written by Calum MacKenzie
Smoking cigarettes used to be a symbol of sophistication and style. Classic black and white films featured glamorous movie stars enveloped in a dreamy haze of smoke, which created an aura of mystery and seduction.

Keeping Your Home Clean and Your Family Safe When Using a Degreaser Cleaner written by vincent Platania
A chemically-laden degreaser cleaner will not outperform a less-toxic counterpart enough to make a difference in the cleaning power, but it will make a difference in your home's safety and harm to the environment.

A Natural Clean Saves Green written by John Marshall Marshall
Natural cleaners are safe & effective. Concentrated natural cleaning products costs less per ounce than commercial cleaning agents.

Breathing Hazards Found In Your Home written by John Marshall Marshall
Breathing difficulties are caused by the petroleum-based cleaners found in our homes. Eliminate these and reduce health risks significantly without harming the earth.

The Power of an All-Purpose Cleaner written by vincent Platania
The all-purpose phosphate free cleaner is also biodegradable, allowing the materials used to keep your house clean to safely decompose in the sewers and septic systems in any area.

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