Out, danged [grease] spot!

December 16, 2009

Clothesline in the wind.  Credit--cpriest at www.sxc.huIf you have a grease spot on a piece of white clothing, Barbara says to wash it with a load of clothes in hot water, and add a cup of bleach to the load (a bit less if it’s  not a full load), which usually gets rid of the grease spot.  If the spot is on a piece of colored clothing and you can’t use bleach, make a paste of baking soda and water and apply to the spot, along with a few drops of dishwashing detergent.  Then rub it in for about two minutes (rub with an old toothbrush if the spot is very stubborn) and then wash as usual in a load of colored clothes.  That will usually get rid of the spot.

The Magic of Endust

November 23, 2009

Endust CanBarbarock loves Endust.  It helps her do her job.  Here are a few ways Barbara uses Endust to keep things nice and clean.

  • Spray it on a glove and dust mini-blinds and venetian blinds with your hands.
  • Spray a little on a dust mop and let it sit and dry for 10-15 minutes.  The mop will get up more dust without leaving streaks.
  • Spray a little on a duster or rag, and get the dust off furniture while you also give it a shine.
  • Don’t use endust on swiffer products.  Barbarock likes swiffer dusters for quick dusting, but says they don’t add a shine to wood furniture.

So break out the Endust and add a little Barbarock shine to your home!