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Saturday, August 21st, 2010
Here’s the story …
Sonya, my partner, cut her thumb with a razor blade knife that
we use to clean-up windows (if you know her…you will understand
I gave her one of our cleaning towels which is 100% cotton to
stop the bleeding.

blood stain removal before picture
We were working at one of our regular clients and we were not able
to “wash/rinse” the towel out then.
So, …
We decided to try a few products to see if they really
worked on removing dried blood stains as we have been told.
Below are the products we tested:
- Cola (upper center & to the right)
- Pour directly on stain.
- We let it sit for about 20 minutes.
- Rinse with cold water and launder.
- Popular meat tenderizer (bottom left hand corner)
- Make into a paste and apply to stain.
- We let it sit for about 20 minutes.
- Rinse with cold water and launder.

blood stain removal before cold rinse

blood stain removal after cold rinse
Low and behold!!! …
The dried blood stains came out testing with both products!!

blood stain removal after being laundered
Please try out each of these methods for removing blood stains from cotton for yourself and let us know how they work for you, ok?
I hope that all of my Cleaning Tips help you too!
- Madonna
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Saturday, July 31st, 2010
This cleaning tip is for Dow Bathroom Cleaner.
Dow Scrubbing Bubbles saves the day again!
I was in a home cleaning the kitchen. I heard my client yelling for help from the bedroom. In answering her call I discovered what the problem was. Her cat had gotten poo on her bedspread.
So, …
I grabbed the Dow because it was all I had there.
I got the OK from my client to give it a try.
Well end of story, …
The Dow removed the poo and saved the bedspread and me.
I made a very pleased client.
Dow bathroom cleaning is also good to remove stains out of carpet, upholstery,dirt on walls.
Just do not rub too hard.
(paint will come off too.)
I hope that all of my Cleaning Tips help you too!
- Madonna
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Saturday, June 26th, 2010
I have my granddaughter visiting from Indiana.
Her name is Jaraice and she is nine years old.

My Granddaughter Jaraice
Well like most nine year old kids, she likes to put on makeup.
Her father had bought her a package of lip gloss, the one with all the different colors and favors.
She was showing them to me and decided to put on the cherry red one. Within an hour she was in on the bed lying down and rolling around like nine year old kids like to do.
To make a long story short …
The red lip gloss ended up on the pillow sham and not on her.
We all know that a stain with red die is almost impossible to get out.

Tide Stain Release
So here is what I tried:
I used cold water & Tide on the stain to let it start working.
Then I remembered that I had a package of Tide stain release.
So, I thought, ok it might help too, but I really did not think it would.
Well that goes to show we can all learn something new.
We had to go meet with a client, so I left the pillow sham soaking.
When we returned home, the pillow sham was completely clean with no red dye!
I was very shocked, but happy!
So try it on your stains and let me hear your success stories.
- Madonna
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Saturday, May 29th, 2010
Herein Madonna shares some of her best cleaning tips for cleaning all of your windows:
Cleaning Windows with Vinegar & Water: 
White Vinegar and hot water is the best thing to clean windows or any glass you have in your house.
But, …
the trick is to fill a bucket of hot water.
The water will cool off, and that is fine the mix is already made.
Then add the white vinegar
… and …
Always use a soft clean terry cloth rag.
As the rag gets dirty, get a clean one.
Dry with a soft cloth.
I’m asked a lot …
Can I put it in a spray bottle?
The answer is NO!
It does not work the same.
So save yourself some money and give vinegar & water a try.
I think you will be impressed.
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and …
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Sunday, April 18th, 2010
Herein Madonna shares some of her first tips for cleaning, and taking good care of all of your clothing:

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Cleaning and Deodorizing Shoes:
This is a method that will work with any shoes.
First, sprinkle some baking soda in the shoe, and then place it in a plastic bag and freeze it for a night or two.
Allow the shoe to come to room temperature (unless you want to cool your feet) and then shake out the baking soda and wear.
It is a good idea to leave the baking soda in the shoe until the next wearing.
Stretching Shoes:
Here’s another freeze tip for the pair of shoes that pinches your toes.
For each shoe, use a heavy-duty zip-closure bag, or double up two of them and put them in each shoe. Carefully pour water into the bag, until the toe area is full. Close the bags securely so that the water doesn’t seep out and wet the shoes.
To help prevent the outside of the shoes from getting wet, put each shoe in a plastic bag.
Place the shoes in the freezer for at least 24 hours. As the water freezes, it expands. And as it does, the shoes will expand and stretch.
You will need to allow the shoes to defrost enough to remove the bags of water when you take them out of the freezer.
Buttons:
To keep buttons from falling off, dab a little clear nail polish on the thread in the center of the button. This will keep the thread from wearing through so easily; you may need to reapply the polish after repeated washings.
For buttons that get hard wear, sew them on with dental floss. It may not be as pleasing to the eye as thread, but the buttons won’t fall off!
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and …
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and
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Saturday, March 20th, 2010
It’s spring!
The flowers are blooming, the birds are singing, everything’s fresh and new, and you can’t wait to get started with your spring cleaning.
Yikes!!!!!!! 
Did I say that?????????
Spring Cleaning!!!!
Spring Cleaning started many years ago when log cabins were boarded up to keep out the winter cold. The arrival of spring presented the first opportunity to clean out all the dirt of the winter. This is how the phrase “Spring Cleaning” started.
But in the 21 century spring cleaning is anytime you home needs to get a good cleaning from top to bottom.
So here is where you start when you spring clean.
1) Don’t clean your CLUTTER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
2) The hardest part of cleaning is working around the accumulation of all those things you’ve somehow acquired. If you really want to streamline your cleaning process, take a few minutes, go room to room, and take stock of what’s in sight, as well as what’s hiding in your cupboards.
3) Eliminate smells in old trunks and drawers with a slice of white bread placed in a bowl and covered with white vinegar. Close the trunk or drawer for 24 hours, and when you remove the bread and vinegar, presto— the odor will be gone!
4) Dryer fabric softener sheets will leave a clean, fresh scent in luggage, storage containers, closets, and drawers.
5) Decide on your approach and be consistent. If you decide to clean for an hour, stick to it. If you decide to clean one room now and another tomorrow, stick to that. Indecision and distraction can really affect how well you clean. If you start out doing one thing and end up doing another, you’ll have a houseful of half-finished projects, and you won’t feel as if you’ve accomplished anything. That can be very frustrating, to say the least!
6) Generally speaking, work from the top, don’t backtrack. Finish one task before moving to another. Put on some high-spirited music t set the pace and keep you going.
7) Don’t use a feather duster. They just scatter the dust all around. Use a furniture polish and soft cloth. When the cloth gets dirty get a new one.
8 ) After you’ve dusted your electronic equipment, it’s a good idea to give it a wipe with some rubbing alcohol. Apply with a clean, soft cloth, then buff dry. Make sure to turn the power off first, though!
9) For underarm stains on T-shirts and other cottons, dissolve 8 to 10 aspirin tablets per cup of warm water, then saturate the underarm area of the garment. Allow to sit for 30 minutes, and then launder as usual.
10) Need to know which eggs are boiled and which are raw? Just give them a spin on the counter. A hard-boiled egg will spin easily, whereas a raw egg will wobble.
11) If you are going to allow your colored Easter eggs to sit out in baskets, don’t eat them! Eggs spoil rapidly at room temperature and can cause anyone who eats them to become very sick.
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and …
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- Spring Cleaning Checklist (organizedfamilies.com)
- Spring Cleaning the Attic (1-2-3getorganized.blogspot.com)
- Spring Cleaning Shortcuts (homeownersinsurance.org)
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Sunday, March 14th, 2010
We all know that WD-40 is Great for lubricating things, like squeaky hinges and car parts, right? 
but …
Did you know that you can also use WD-40 for a wide variety of house cleaning tasks?
The following are just a few more of Madonna’s Cleaning Tips regarding how you may clean various things around your home using WD-40:
Cleaning uses for WD-40 – Part 2:
5. Keeps your ceramic/terra cotta pots from oxidizing
6. Keeps your glass shower doors from water spots
7. Helps to keep your shower curtains from staining
8. Removes grease on stoves
9. Keeps your bathroom mirror from fogging up
10. Removes glue that is left after removing tape
11. As we all know it’s great to stop squeaks from fans, doors, windows, car doors, etc.
What other uses of WD-40 do you know of for cleaning around your home?
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and …
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Sunday, February 28th, 2010
Herein Madonna shares some of her first tips for quickly, easily, safely and cost effectively cleaning, drying and ironing all of your laundry / clothes:
Tip for drying clothes:
Keeping a tension curtain rod or shower rod set up in the laundry room or in your shower makes it easy to hang your clothes up for drying. (and will also save you $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$)
Energy-Efficient ironing: 
Put aluminum foil-Shinny side up- between the ironing board and the ironing board cover.
The aluminum foil will reflect the heat upward onto the garments you are ironing, so it will iron both-sides at one time save you time and energy.
Keeping ironing boards clean:
To keep your ironing board clean longer, spray the cover with spray starch and iron over it. This will let the iron move easier, and save your ironing board from wearing.
Pressing embroidery:
Lay the piece of embroidery face-down on a towel, and iron it on the reverse side. That way, you won’t flatten the embroidery.
Handling large items:
Before you start ironing, turn the ironing board around so that you are using the wide end rather than the point. You can cover more area if you iron this
way.
Fold items, such as large tablecloths, in half and iron this way. Fold items in half and iron one side, then fold in half again and iron the both sides.
Cashmere:
This is an expensive fiber that comes from the undercoat of cashmere goats.
Treat it with respect.
Dry-clean these prizes or hand-wash with care in cool water and well-dissolved gentle soap. Rinse well, and do not wring. Dry flat, reshaping the garment as it dries. Iron on the wrong side while still damp with a cool iron, if necessary.
Down:
Down is the soft under feather of waterfowl that is often combined with adult feathers. It is machine washable and dry-cleanable. Just be sure to follow the care label closely.
Do not air-dry down. It dries too slowly, and mold or mildew in the process.
Dry down items in your dryer, or use a large capacity dryer if needed. Set temperatures low (under 140 F) fluffing and turning the item often.
To remove butter or margarine:
Scrape off the solid concentration of butter with a dull edge, such as the back of a knife on washable fabrics, work in dishwashing liquid and wash.
(Do this only on washable fabrics)
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Sunday, February 14th, 2010
Madonna’s Cleaning Tip of the Day Today is How To Clean Lampshades:
Most of you probably ignore lampshades when you’re cleaning, …
but take it from me …
Lampshades are loaded with dust and dirt.
You need to treat each type of lampshade differently when you’re in cleaning mode so you don’t damage it.
Fabric-covered and stitched shades :
I find the easiest way to wash these shades is in the bathtub!
Put enough cool water in the tub to allow you to roll the shade on its side.
Add some mild soap or detergent.
Gently swirl the shade in the water and soap combination.
Drain the soapy water and rinse the shade with cool water, using the same swirling method.
Shake the shade gently to remove excess water and allow it to dry upright.
Drying can be speeded up by using the blow dryer. This works particularly well on the corded areas that are hard to dry.
Paper shades and shades with glue :
You can not wet paper shades or shades with glue, …
so …
Your best bet is to vacuum them frequently with the small brush on the vacuum sweeper.
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and …
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Monday, January 11th, 2010
You can clean your copper very easily and without the use of chemicals.
Mix baking soda with enough lemon juice to make a paste.
Use the paste as you would any metal cleaner.
Buff the copper clean with a soft cloth.
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and …
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Sunday, December 27th, 2009

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Baking Soda has been around for centuries.
It has so many different applications. cooking, cleaning, deodorizing, and even healing.
A) Baking Soda will clean and deodorize your (Vinyl) shower curtain:
- Sprinkle baking soda directly on a cloth or brush.
- Scrub the shower curtain.
- Rinse clean.
- Let dry.
B) Baking Soda will clean fiberglass and glossy tiles:
- Just sprinkle baking soda directly in the tub.
- Scrub with a cloth.
- Rinse and let the shine come through.
( No Harsh Chemicals)
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Sunday, December 13th, 2009
This is a cleaning tip on how to take out white water marks from wood furniture.
Spray vegetable cooking spray on the white marks.
Let it set for a minute or two.
Than rub it in with paper towel and walk away.
In about 5 to 6 hours later it will be gone.
What other ways do you know of to remove water marks and/or other stains from wood?
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Monday, November 16th, 2009
We all know that WD-40 is Great for lubricating things, like squeaky hinges and car parts, right?
but …
Did you know that you can also use WD-40 for a wide variety of house cleaning tasks?
The following are just the first few, of more to come, Madonna’s Cleaning Tips regarding how you may clean various things around your home using WD-40:
Cleaning uses for WD-40 – Part 1:
- WD-40 removes lipstick stains from clothing and fabrics.
- WD-40 gives floor(s) a just waxed look – but not slippery.
- WD-40 removes road tar.
- WD-40 removes black scuff marks from kitchen floors.
What other uses of WD-40 do you know of for cleaning around your home?
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and …
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Thursday, April 23rd, 2009
How to Remove Rust from Wrought Iron Furniture:
To remove rust spots on wrought iron, …
Use oily furniture polish like Old English.
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Great Cleaning Tips you may have for How to quickly and easily remove
rust from your
wrought iron furniture, ok?
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Saturday, April 18th, 2009
How to Remove Scratches from Furniture:
Rub some mayonnaise into each of scratches on your furniture with your finger.
Let it stand.
Remove all of the mayonnaise with a soft cloth.
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