How Do You Clean Whirlpool Jets??
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Whirlpool / Jetted Tub?
Comments (16)I just wish I could test them out :) I try on shoes before buying to see if they are comfy .. and this tub is a heck of a lot more expensive ... I have read to get air jets as opposed to water many times, cleaner etc ... so an air tub is just for the little bubbles and the water jets are what makes the whirlpool?? Ill go read the consumer reports link .. I know for myself Id like a nice muscle massage .. not just the little bubbles .. although I love them too .. so relaxing...See MoreCleaning your Dryer Lint Trap - How often do you do it?
Comments (50)I clean my lint trap every time I empty the dryer. I clean the dryer vent from dryer to outlet once a year. I set a reminder on my google calendar so I don't forget. We're lucky our dryer is right next to the exterior wall where it vents out so our vent is only maybe 1-2 ft long. It's easy just to reach in there and clean it out. There's not usually anything stuck in it because it's so short and straight. It is super important to clean that out on a schedule. My parents had a fire in their dryer vent at their last house. Super scary stuff but totally preventable....See MoreHow do you clean concrete?
Comments (32)Akers Landscapes When cleaning concrete, you should really know what type of concrete surface your trying to clean. There's various finishes done today ie: broomed, exposed, acid etched, sand blasted, colored and stamped are some of the common ones today. Also it's helpful to know what type of stain or discoloration your trying to remove. Is it just normal weathered concrete were talking about which most of the time can be corrected with a simple pressure washer and a 15-30 degree tip. Also remember to be consistent in slightly overlapping as you go back and forth otherwise you may experience some streaks where you missed. Try not to hold the tip to close with a 3000 psi machine, 12" away should be fine. Take your time as you go for best results, be thorough and if it's a large project break it up into segments or you may experience some back issues. Now if there's some hard stains/oil stains a simple over the counter concrete cleaner can be added to the equation, or applied directly to the effected area, (always read the directions as some need to be deleted before application). I wouldn't recommend any of the stronger acid type cleaners for the average "do it yourself homeowners". leave this to a professional concrete finish personnel that's experienced in cleaning concrete. Otherwise you may destroy what your trying to clean and it can happen fast with acid cleaners. One other tip, if your cleaning a stamped or other colored surface, never use any major cleaning products on this. The color is simply etched into the upper 1/8" of the concrete surface. simply use some soap and water, with a light bristle scrub brush and rinse. Or you can use a pressure washer but very lightly and remember to use a good sealer to protect this color finish afterword's. you can contact your local concrete company for suggestions on products, there application and other helpful cleaning tips. Good luck guys! andy...See MoreHow often do you vacuum/clean floors with a shedding dog?
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