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What are some ways I can clean and organize my room, and get rid of stuff I don’t use?
Start from the top up…get together three piles. Ones you want to donate, ones you wanna toss and one you wanna keep. Then put the ones you wanna keep that you also want to hide in cool designer boxes or get those long clear boxes you can put under your bed. Maybe get files to go into your desk if you have one to keep all your paperwork organized, make one of those bulletin boards with ribbons on it for your wall to hang pics and odds and ends on. Stuff like that…I would kinda need to see what your room looks like to give you specifics but this is a start (if you need more help take a pic of your room and email it to me and Ill send more ideas!)
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I’m totally sure that this tips ill give you will help you to clean you’re messy room just follow this steps good luck as you perform them
Cleaning Your Room! Fast and Easy
Cleaning a room (your room) really isn’t as hard as you may think or believe.
Just follow these easy steps to completely clean your room.
Step one: The bed
Step two: The Laundry
Step three: The nightstand
Step four: Random stuff
Step five: Dressers and closets
Step six: Bookshelves
Step seven: computer desks
Step eight: The floor
Step One: The Bed
Making the bed makes a room look good fairly quickly.
1-Remove stuff from bed, and wash if necessary.
2-Replace and tuck in sheets.
3-Place warming blanket (down or otherwise (unless its summer out)).
4-Place the decorative blanket.
Step Two: Laundry
1-Retrieve laundry from around the room
2-Sort in light, dark, colored, and towels/rag piles
3-Send a load down to laundry, and place the rest of the piles on the bed
Step Three: The nightstand
1-Remove items from nightstand, and sort
2-Clean glass/top of stand, and apply a wood-oil if necessary
3-Place sorted items in respectable places, and throw away garbage
Step Four: Random junk
Move random junk to their respective places, and vacuum where they used to be if your going to place them in their original places.
Step Five: Dressers and Tabletops
1-Remove and sort items from dresser/table tops
2-Wipe down dresser/table
3-Replace sorted items, and remove garbage
Step Six: The Bookshelf
Remove stuff from bookshelf, discard garbage, and sort items into different piles, the ones shown here are:
1-wires/electronics
2-tools/knives
Step Seven: The Computer Desk
1-Stash headphones, cameras, and other portable electronics
2-Remove garbage and dishes
3-Clean surface of desk
Step Eight: The Floor
1-Remove garbage, and sweep floor with a magnet for BBs, and look for nonmagnetic objects
2-Vacuum the floor, starting with rugs, which you should roll up and store on the bed while vacuuming the floor
3-Vacuum the floor, and replace the rugs
4-Use the extension tool for your vacuum to get around edges
Step Nine: Relax!
1-Put all the tools you’ve used to clean your room in their respective places, and go downstairs and get a Coke!
2-Look at your beautifully clean room!
3-magazines
4-school stuff
5-hardback books
6-paperback books
7-product boxes
8-stray CDs
9-Jewel cases
10-pens/pencils
11-packages
How to get stain off of silk?
Somehow, Fantastik spray and ink from a road atlas page stained onto a silk top. I immediately poured very cold water over the spot and pushed down on it with a paper towel. The ink stain is mostly gone but now half the top is wet from water and fantastik cleaner. I am giving this to the cleaners tommorow morning, but will they be able to get everything out, and also, is there anything else I can do until then to keep anything permenant down?
I dont think they can remove the remaining of the stain, silk is a natural fabric and ink get into the treadand the can damage the garment. U dont need to take to the dry cleaning, try woolight and iron it before is copletely dry. I am a dry cleaner the water mark and the cleaner should be gone.
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until you get it to the profs, let it sit & soak in tepid water–you could add a mild soap I would think–but DO NOT use vinegar! — it SETS dyes!