Many thanks so much for explaining how exactly to wash those darn cleaning towels full of bacteria. I usually wondered if it was OK to throw them in with all of the other clothes. Now, after reading your article I am aware that a separate load in hot is best. Wash your microfiber cloths in…
For stubborn screen spots or any parts that remain shiny from hand oils, lightly dampen the cloth with hot water and revisit those bits. Take care not to press down too hard on fragile components, such as a non-glass screen or the trackpad. In fact, the perfect microfiber cloth ought to be inexpensive, since you’ll…
water, take it to a rolling boil, add the rags to the water, and keep them in the boiling water for about 15 minutes. This will kill off anything nasty that’s living in the towels. I love using the feet of holey sweat socks cut flat for rags for washing up the table, the ground,…
If that’s not seeming like an option for you, check out our roundup of safer sunscreen products. With regards to bug repellant, that is more difficult and using a product with DEET, Picaridin, or IR3535 might still be your best bet. And miss the harsh and scented detergents, which can coat the fibers of the…
and most efficient solution to disinfect and clean your lenses is to use lukewarm water with a gentle dish soap. Rinse the lenses first to eliminate particles that could scratch the lenses before you clean them. When using disposable lens cleaning wipes, first inspect the lenses for dust or debris. To avoid scratches, blow any…
Viruses and bacteria are easily transferred from our surroundings to your hands and from there to your glasses. Research showns that coronavirus can stick to glass surfaces so long as 9 days. Pre-moistened lens wipes are excellent for cleaning your glasses, plus your phone, tablet and computer screen. They remove bacteria, dust, dirt and germs…
From the kitchen and bathroom to the bedroom and laundry room, listed below are 40 ways to simplify, streamline, and banish clutter throughout the house. If you don’t have a glasses case handy, place your glasses upside down with the temples open — somewhere safe, where they don’t get knocked off a table or countertop….