Make Your Own Organic Fruit Wash

How clean are the fruits and vegetables you eat? Unless you pick your food straight from the farm, your food is likely more dirty than you think. In addition to pesticide treatment made while food is still "on the vine", fruits and vegetables you buy at a grocery are often coated in wax to preserve their "shelf life"; and you can never know how … [Read more...]

Make Your Own Organic Fruit Wash

How clean are the fruits and vegetables you eat? Unless you pick your food straight from the farm, your food is likely more dirty than you think. In addition to pesticide treatment made while food is still "on the vine", fruits and vegetables you buy at a grocery are often coated in wax to preserve their "shelf life"; and you can never know how … [Read more...]

5 Simple Ways To Declutter Your Home

When a home is listed for sale, its "clutter" can be the difference between a rapid sale and no sale at all. Clutter, in its strictest sense, is defined as anything untidy; or in a disorderly state. In real estate, the term is broadened to include unnecessary furniture pieces; unwieldy artwork or collections; stacks of papers and/or magazines; and … [Read more...]

When Should I Change My Home’s Air Filters?

How long has it been since you last changed your home's air filters?  Home air filters trap and remove dust and particles from the air you breathe; leaving "clean air" to circulate your home.  Clean air in your home is important because it promotes better health. One way to keep to keep your home's air as clean as possible is to replace … [Read more...]

How To Clean An Exposed, Interior Brick Wall

Exposed interior brick can add a nice, decorative touch to your Scottsdale home, but because brick is a porous material and prone to staining, it can be cumbersome to clean. Standard household detergents alone are rarely enough to clean brick properly, so if your home features exposed interior brick, plan to use alternative cleaning methods … [Read more...]

How To Clean Your Microwave Without Harsh Chemicals

Microwaves are often well-worn. Spills and splatters dot their ceilings; splattered food stuffs line their walls. To clean your microwave, you can use the harsh chemicals on sale at supermarkets and hardware stores, or you can apply an all-natural approach which yields the same results, with only slightly more preparation time. The extra time may … [Read more...]