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Frugal-tip expert Terri Lee shares moneysaving household ideas.
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There is no need to buy both the bottled wood-oil soap and the spray bottle version. Just dilute the bottled version and put into a spray bottle. The mixture should be one part soap to one part water.
Make your own quick microwave cleaners. Just dampen a paper towel, spritz it with lemon juice, then microwave on high for a minute. The microwave should easily wipe clean.
Make your own pre-treater by keeping diluted laundry detergent in spray/squeeze bottle. The mixture should be one part detergent to one part water.
Use a wire hanger instead of the spray to get rid of static cling.
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