Did you know that you can clean and freshen with almost anything in your home using everyday kitchen products?? Well its TRUE!! They're natural, effective sace and a simple solution to quick clean ups!

**Olive Oil and lemon juice can be combined to polish furniture. Mix 1 cup olive iol with 1/2 cup lemon juice in spray bottle. Shake and spritz on cloth and wipe on wood furniture. Buff dry with a fresh cloth!

**White vinegar and hot water can power clean your floors. To remove grimefrom tile or linoleum floors. Add 1/2 cup white vinegar to bucket of hotw ater and mop!!

You can use vineger and baking soda to make a paste to clean your tub too!!

** Lemons- Its the acid in lemons that gives them the power to disolve grime. use lemon slices or fresh lemon juics to cute through mineral deposits and tarnish or to clean rust stains.

**Cream of Tartea- quickly eliminates stains from aluminum cookware! Fill cookware with water and add 2 tbsp cream of tarter for each qt of water. Bring to a boil then simmer for 15 min. wash and dry as normal!

**Cornstarch is a great grease absorber. Sprinkle on counter tops and stove, let it soak up the grease and just wipe off!

**Speen clean the microwave- place a slice of lemon in a dish of hot water and boil it in the microwave to make steam. The steam will loosen the gunky stuff inside and it will wipe right off!
**You can use baking soda and vinegar to fix a slow drain too! Pour 1/2 cup baking soda in drain, Add 1/2 cup vinegar and let sit for 30 min. After 30 min add 2 quarts boiling water!

House fires peak in December and January. The three biggest holiday risks:

Trees

*Don't buy a dried-out tree; it'll be far more flammable than a fresh one. If needles shower down when you bounce the trunk on the ground, the tree is already too dry.
*Do keep your tree hydrated, which makes it less likely to catch on fire. Cut off a half inch from the bottom of the trunk when you get home, and make sure the water level never falls below the base of the tree.
*Don't set up your tree near heat sources, like the fireplace and heating vents, which will dry it out faster and increase the risk of its catching fire.
*Do toss or recycle your tree three to four weeks after you buy it — the older it gets, the more flammable it is. To find tree-recycling programs in your area, visit earth911.org.
*Don't burn your tree in the fireplace. Trees that aren't fresh can burn out of control. (Wrapping paper can cause flash fires, too.)
*Do choose only "fire retardant" artificial trees.

Candles

*Do use broad-based ones instead of tall, thin ones, which can tip over easily.
*Don't leave kids who are mobile alone in a room with a lit candle.
*Do blow out candles before going to bed.
*Don't dress your tree with lit candles.

Decorative lights

*Don't use them on a metallic tree, which can conduct a charge if a light malfunctions.
*Do check tree lights for broken or cracked sockets, frayed wires, or loose connections.
*Don't connect more than three strings of lights to one extension cord or to each other.
*Do turn off the lights before leaving the house or going to bed; a short could start a fire

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