Cleaning

Helpful Tips

Preventing Glass from Freezing. Late in the fall, before you insulate your windows, it’s a good idea to clean the glass. Add a few drops of glycerin to the water…

Read more

Furniture Cleaning

Before cleaning, it’s important to wipe the furniture thoroughly with a dry cloth. Then, take a small amount of the ready-made “Polish” mixture—a light brown liquid—and, using a piece of…

Read more

Cleaning Paintings

Faded oil paintings can be revived by covering them with a damp, clean cloth for 3-4 hours (preferably soaked in rainwater). Once the cloth dries, remove it and apply a…

Read more

Grandma’s Corals

Caring for Jewelry Fashion, that little troublemaker, is increasingly peeking into the old chest. Ancient lace, romantic long skirts, and—oh, the jewelry! Those coral pieces worn in multiple strands! My…

Read more

Learning to Manage Time

We Need Helpers! This idea isn’t new, but it’s undeniably true. It’s something I’ve known since childhood. Let’s think like first-graders for a moment: “One mom takes five hours to…

Read more

Clothing Cleaning

Wet Cleaning of Outerwear. At home, you can clean clothing using water and various cleaning agents—soap, ammonia, “Novost” powder, OP-7 detergent, and others, to which denatured alcohol, acetone, or gasoline…

Read more

Words

I’m cleaning out the closet. Sasha picks out the prettiest sweater, puts it on, and struts into Ivan’s room with a sultry walk: – Dad, I’m being fashionable!))))))))))))))

Read more