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Reply to: echevarrianannette@yahoo.comDate: 2008-04-28, 10:37AM EDTOrganic Cleaning by Nanny Maids A clean house is a happy house.We offer great deals. We are affordable and reliable.We work monday-sunday Sunday appointment only.We only use organic products that are safe for you and the enviroment. Nanny Maids wants to clean your house to brighten up your day. We do residential and commercial cleaning. 407-692-0378 407-692-8146
Tips to clean your house A Little Vinegar Goes a Long Way If people have the time, there are also inexpensive ways to "eco-clean" your own home. Combining basic household items, such as white vinegar, baking soda, olive oil, borax, water and lemon, can work just as well as any premium-priced product. "There's a little bit of science behind it so you're not just using lemon on everything," she said. "But making your own formulations is pretty easy." Below are a few natural cleaning tips from GreenerChoice.org, an independent, nonprofit group that collaborates with the Consumer Policy Institute. A more complete list of cleaning formulations is available here: http://www.eco-labels.org/greenconsumers/products.cfm?product=greencleaning&page=RightChoices
Ovens: Mix one cup of baking soda and 1/4 cup of washing soda, then add enough water to make a paste; apply the paste to oven surfaces and let soak overnight. The next morning, lift off soda mixture and grime. Tub and tile: Mix 1 2/3 cup of baking soda, 1/2 cup of liquid soap, and 1/2 of cup water. As the last step, add two tablespoons of vinegar (if you add the vinegar too early it will react with the baking soda.) Immediately apply, wipe and scrub. Toilet bowl: Pour one cup of borax into the toilet before going to bed. In the morning, scrub and flush. For an extra-strength cleaner, add 1/4 cup of vinegar to the borax. Furniture: Mix olive oil and vinegar in a one-to-one ratio and polish with a soft cloth. Windows: Put three tablespoons of vinegar per one quart water in a spray bottle. For extra-dirty windows, try 1/2 teaspoon of liquid soap, three tablespoons of vinegar, and two cups of water. These tips are great try them they can help. from "ABC NEWS TIPS"
FROM A CLIENT I just wanted to express my appreciation for the wonderful work that Nanny Maids did on a rental house that needed cleaning badly after a tenant moved out. When I saw how much needed to be done and how little time I had, I contacted Nanny Maids and was surprised at the quick response and the fantastic cleaning jog that was done! I would highly recommend Nanny Maids to anyone especially since organic cleaning methods are incorporated which are much safer for the environment and the air and surfaces in common living areas! Thank you Nanny Maids for a job well done! Sincerely, Ken K
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Reply to: echevarrianannette@yahoo.com Organic Cleaning by Nanny Maids A clean house is a happy house.We offer great deals. We are affordable and reliable.We work monday-sunday Sunday appointment only.We only use organic products that are safe for you and the enviroment. Nanny Maids wants to clean your house to brighten up your day. We do residential and commercial cleaning.
Tips to clean your house A Little Vinegar Goes a Long Way If people have the time, there are also inexpensive ways to "eco-clean" your own home. Combining basic household items, such as white vinegar, baking soda, olive oil, borax, water and lemon, can work just as well as any premium-priced product. "There's a little bit of science behind it so you're not just using lemon on everything," she said. "But making your own formulations is pretty easy." Below are a few natural cleaning tips from GreenerChoice.org, an independent, nonprofit group that collaborates with the Consumer Policy Institute. A more complete list of cleaning formulations is available here: http://www.eco-labels.org/greenconsumers/products.cfm?product=greencleaning&page=RightChoices Ovens: Mix one cup of baking soda and 1/4 cup of washing soda, then add enough water to make a paste; apply the paste to oven surfaces and let soak overnight. The next morning, lift off soda mixture and grime. Tub and tile: Mix 1 2/3 cup of baking soda, 1/2 cup of liquid soap, and 1/2 of cup water. As the last step, add two tablespoons of vinegar (if you add the vinegar too early it will react with the baking soda.) Immediately apply, wipe and scrub. Toilet bowl: Pour one cup of borax into the toilet before going to bed. In the morning, scrub and flush. For an extra-strength cleaner, add 1/4 cup of vinegar to the borax. Furniture: Mix olive oil and vinegar in a one-to-one ratio and polish with a soft cloth. Windows: Put three tablespoons of vinegar per one quart water in a spray bottle. For extra-dirty windows, try 1/2 teaspoon of liquid soap, three tablespoons of vinegar, and two cups of water. These tips are great try them they can help. from "ABC NEWS TIPS"
FROM A CLIENT :I just wanted to express my appreciation for the wonderful work that Nanny Maids did on a rental house that needed cleaning badly after a tenant moved out. When I saw how much needed to be done and how little time I had, I contacted Nanny Maids and was surprised at the quick response and the fantastic cleaning jog that was done! I would highly recommend Nanny Maids to anyone especially since organic cleaning methods are incorporated which are much safer for the environment and the air and surfaces in common living areas! Thank you Nanny Maids for a job well done! Sincerely, Ken K
407-692-8146
Reply to: echevarrianannette@yahoo.com Organic Cleaning by Nanny Maids A clean house is a happy house.We offer great deals. We are affordable and reliable.We work monday-sunday Sunday appointment only.We only use organic products that are safe for you and the enviroment. Nanny Maids wants to clean your house to brighten up your day. We do residential and commercial cleaning.
Tips to clean your house A Little Vinegar Goes a Long Way If people have the time, there are also inexpensive ways to "eco-clean" your own home. Combining basic household items, such as white vinegar, baking soda, olive oil, borax, water and lemon, can work just as well as any premium-priced product. "There's a little bit of science behind it so you're not just using lemon on everything," she said. "But making your own formulations is pretty easy." Below are a few natural cleaning tips from GreenerChoice.org, an independent, nonprofit group that collaborates with the Consumer Policy Institute. A more complete list of cleaning formulations is available here: http://www.eco-labels.org/greenconsumers/products.cfm?product=greencleaning&page=RightChoices Ovens: Mix one cup of baking soda and 1/4 cup of washing soda, then add enough water to make a paste; apply the paste to oven surfaces and let soak overnight. The next morning, lift off soda mixture and grime. Tub and tile: Mix 1 2/3 cup of baking soda, 1/2 cup of liquid soap, and 1/2 of cup water. As the last step, add two tablespoons of vinegar (if you add the vinegar too early it will react with the baking soda.) Immediately apply, wipe and scrub. Toilet bowl: Pour one cup of borax into the toilet before going to bed. In the morning, scrub and flush. For an extra-strength cleaner, add 1/4 cup of vinegar to the borax. Furniture: Mix olive oil and vinegar in a one-to-one ratio and polish with a soft cloth. Windows: Put three tablespoons of vinegar per one quart water in a spray bottle. For extra-dirty windows, try 1/2 teaspoon of liquid soap, three tablespoons of vinegar, and two cups of water. These tips are great try them they can help. from "ABC NEWS TIPS"
FROM A CLIENT :I just wanted to express my appreciation for the wonderful work that Nanny Maids did on a rental house that needed cleaning badly after a tenant moved out. When I saw how much needed to be done and how little time I had, I contacted Nanny Maids and was surprised at the quick response and the fantastic cleaning jog that was done! I would highly recommend Nanny Maids to anyone especially since organic cleaning methods are incorporated which are much safer for the environment and the air and surfaces in common living areas! Thank you Nanny Maids for a job well done! Sincerely, Ken K
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