I'm sharing another look into our guest bathroom and how I stocked it for visitors. We have family in town visiting and I wanted them to feel like they're at a spa or fancy hotel!
As the reality of our environmental crisis sets in, more and more people are realizing that our current conservation efforts won't be enough. It's time...
With spring cleaning season right around the corner I thought it the perfect time for this post. First of all let me say that this post is meant to give you ideas while sharing how I clean my house, safely and cheaply. There are thousands of sites floating out there on the internet about natural housecleaning and I am simply sharing what works for my family, my house, my budget and my lifestyle. Work at developing what works for you. I use very few of the products pictures above. Even with coupons many of these products are simply unnecessary in my opinion. Most things in my house can be cleaned simply with natural things out of my own pantry and cupboard. The Bathroom I'm going to start on the bathroom because it is probably one of the two rooms in the house that gets cleaned the most. The other is the kitchen. First thing is forget those expensive paper towels. Old rags are your friend. What do you clean your toilet with? How's that for a question? I clean mine with cheap SOAP!! Many people like to use bleach and such but I just don't think that is necessary. I buy cheap Walmart soap. A huge bottle costs a couple bucks. Many use a natural liquid soap like Dr. Bonners to clean their house. I'm not paying that much money for natural organic soap to flush down my toilet. I put my cheap soap into a recycled dish detergent bottle. Squirt a little in. Throw in a half a hand full of baking soda and swish around then I let it sit for about half an hour swish again and flush. Then I follow that up with a spray bottle full of 1/2 cup dish detergent and the rest straight vinegar. I spray that onto the bowl and let it sit until it is flushed the first time. I then clean the seat and toilet base with the same spray. For the shower I use that same vinegar and dish detergent spray. Spray on and wipe off with my old rags. That spray will disinfect and cut any soap buildup. If you do happen to get something that won't come off with that spray simply make a paste of a 1/4 cup baking soda and enough liquid dish detergent to make a paste consistency. Use like soft scrub then rinse. As you can see my shower is almost 10 years old and look at the shine on it still. How do I clean the glass in my bathroom? Years ago I bought these glass cleaning cloths. You simply wet them with plain water and wipe the mirror down with the yellow side. Then shine with the blue side. Then rinse the cloth and hang in the shower to dry. Fold and put back into the bottom drawer until next use. Absolutely no chemicals and I do this a couple times a week. Usually after my shower when the mirror is steamed up. On the sink I also use my baking soda and dish detergent paste on and then I spray the counter with my vinegar and spray and wipe. I then make sure that there is plenty homemade soap available for hand washing and showers. I then knock down any cobwebs with my homemade swiffer pads and go over the light fixtures over the mirror. Last thing I mop the floors with a vinegar and water solution and my homemade mop pads. And that is how I clean my bathroom. Now about twice a year I do wipe down my wood cabinets with Murphy's oil soap just as my own mother did. And atleast once a year I wipe down the painted walls with a vinegar solution also. Okay homemakers out there I want to hear what you do differently! Blessings from The Holler The Canned Quilter
Happy Friday night yall!! We've had a whirlwind couple of weeks and couldn't be HAPPIER being back in our own home and routine. We had ...
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There are many uses that a bathroom sign out sheet has. The most visible thing is its function as a tool for tracking who enters the bathroom and their frequency within a certain period of time.
Colored glass mirror tile is HAVING A QUALITY ISSUE WITH HOLES IN THE SILVER BACKING AND IS SOLD AS IS. SEE PHOTOS. These places can be cut out if you are using pieces. The silver backing is covered with an epoxy coating to protect it. The glass is actually colored (for the non-metallic colors) instead of being a cheap surface coating. Sold in sheets of 36 tiles face-mounted on clear plastic film. We also have 1-lb bags of cutting scrap from these sheets. Click on a color to see the full product description.
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Please don't summon spirits in the bathroom. This is a Gothic Cross Stitch pattern by Night Spirit Studio. It will fit in perfectly with your goth bathroom décor. If you like gothic art, ghosts, witches, Halloween and all things spooky and stitchy, check out my shop for modern cross stitch patterns, clothing, crafting supplies and more. This listing is for a digital PDF, not a finished product. Did you know Night Spirit Studio came up with the "Please Don't Summon Demons/Spirits in the Bathroom" idea? Thank you for supporting the original creator. 🖤 ♥ Facts: ♥ •Fabric color: White or another color lighter than the pattern. •Number of colors: 4 ♥ Size: ♥ •Stitches: 83 x 102 •11 count: 7-1/2 inches x 9-1/4 inches •14 count: 6 inches x 7-1/4 inches *RECOMMENDED* •16 count: 5-1/4 inches x 6-1/2 inches •18 count: 4-3/4 inches x 5-3/4 inches ♥ Opinions: ♥ •This pattern recommends 3 strands on 14 count aida. You will want to adjust the number of threads you use to fit the aida count you choose. This is a matter of the stitcher's preference. • Colors are a suggestion, not a rule. I select my colors based on how they look in real life. Pattern software may skew colors a bit. I am a fan of substituting colors according to preference or necessity. ♥ Includes 1 PDFs: ♥ •Feature color chart for ease of use. ♥Feel free to contact me if you need any help with your pattern. I am happy to help! ♥
Give your bathroom and vanity a touch of glam with our selection of chic and functional storage solutions. From elegant containers to stow your makeup and skincare essentials to stylish organizers that de-clutter your countertop, we’ve got you covered. We've searched Amazon and laid out these ingenious, yet glamorous ways to manage your bath and beauty supplies that guarantee to add elegance and order to your space.
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Please don't summon spirits in the bathroom. This is a Gothic Cross Stitch pattern by Night Spirit Studio. It will fit in perfectly with your goth bathroom décor. If you like gothic art, ghosts, witches, Halloween and all things spooky and stitchy, check out my shop for modern cross stitch patterns, clothing, crafting supplies and more. This listing is for a digital PDF, not a finished product. Did you know Night Spirit Studio came up with the "Please Don't Summon Demons/Spirits in the Bathroom" idea? Thank you for supporting the original creator. 🖤 ♥ Facts: ♥ •Fabric color: White or another color lighter than the pattern. •Number of colors: 4 ♥ Size: ♥ •Stitches: 83 x 102 •11 count: 7-1/2 inches x 9-1/4 inches •14 count: 6 inches x 7-1/4 inches *RECOMMENDED* •16 count: 5-1/4 inches x 6-1/2 inches •18 count: 4-3/4 inches x 5-3/4 inches ♥ Opinions: ♥ •This pattern recommends 3 strands on 14 count aida. You will want to adjust the number of threads you use to fit the aida count you choose. This is a matter of the stitcher's preference. • Colors are a suggestion, not a rule. I select my colors based on how they look in real life. Pattern software may skew colors a bit. I am a fan of substituting colors according to preference or necessity. ♥ Includes 1 PDFs: ♥ •Feature color chart for ease of use. ♥Feel free to contact me if you need any help with your pattern. I am happy to help! ♥
