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Those blue dryer balls with the spikes were too fragile to last even for one usage26 Feb 2007 01:50 GMT3
I bought those blue rubber dryer balls (Dryer Max) with the spikes and
they both ripped the first time I put them in the dryer. There's at
least one rather long tear along each of them.
front loader washers24 Feb 2007 22:41 GMT5
I bought a front loader and it's in my new house which I haven't
moved into yet. My question is, can I use additives like washing
soda, Borax, etc? I know I have to buy an HE detergent but was
wondering about the other stuff.
hardwood floors22 Feb 2007 11:09 GMT5
I just moved into my home...it is about 6 years old....I am not sure how to
clean the hardwood floors.....any help will be appreciated.......jb
$10,000 BOUNTY on Bush, Cheney, Robert Mueller III, Keith Alexander, Mathew Hayden, Michael McConnell20 Feb 2007 05:40 GMT5
$10,000 BOUNTY:
I hereby PERSONALLY n PUBLICLY DECLARE a $10,000 BOUNTY on TERRORIST
PSYCHOPATHS george bush (US president), dick cheney (US vice president),
Robert Mueller III (FBI director), Keith Alexander (NSA director), Mathey
Musty/Weird Old Smell in Wooden Kitchen Cupboards19 Feb 2007 16:18 GMT1
I just moved into a rental apartment that has wood veneer kitchen
cupboard doors, and plywood (?) interiors/shelves.  The cupboards have
been painted, aside from the underside of the drawers, but there's
still a weird mustyish/ "old" smell.   I've cleaned the cupboards with
See my House19 Feb 2007 10:24 GMT3
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Cleaning a gold spray painted berry and branchwreath18 Feb 2007 21:52 GMT2
I have a wreath that has been on the wall for several years and has
not been cleaned. It is caked with dust and because of its delicate
nature cannot be vacuumed. can it be soaked in soapy water without
damaging it?
Best way to remove lint from clothes?11 Feb 2007 00:03 GMT12
What's the best way to remove lint from clothes?
Short story about the history of money08 Feb 2007 04:35 GMT1
In the old days there was no paper money. The accepted token of
exchange was precious metal minted into coins by the Church and the
Crown. Because there was only a limited amount of gold and silver
available, the economic life of the nation had a certain regularity.
Replicate Swiffer Wet Jet fluid08 Feb 2007 02:43 GMT6
I read here a few years ago, how to make up that pricey wet jet fluid.
Does anyone have the recipe handy?  Thanking you very much in advance.
I usually use the well recommended fibre-mop also recommended here
which I love, but it is the dry time of year here and it is
Cleaning a rubber tub mat02 Feb 2007 00:51 GMT5
I have one of those rubber bathtub safety mats - the kind with the
suction cups - and the bottom is always covered with black mold.  I
will probably buy a new one today, but how can I clean these?  I've
tried:
 
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