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Cleaning With Baking Soda Can Really Damage These Surfaces

But it turns out that even baking soda isn’t universal, and using it to clean certain surfaces, like wood, marble, and glass, can damage them. Find out which surfaces should never ever be cleaned by baking soda and why. Related Article: 22 Interesting Interesting Ways to Use Baking Soda 1.

COVID-19: We Finally Know How Long It Survives on Surfaces

The first studies testing how long Sars-CoV-2 can remain active in the air and on surfaces have started emerging, and they teach us that the incessant measures we have been taking were not in vain. How Long Does the Coronavirus Survive on Surfaces?

The 12 Moonwalkers: The Men Who Touched The Lunar Surface

Pictures, which were taken by a camera on the Chang’e-5 space probe, showed the Chinese flag on the windless lunar surface. The ongoing robotic mission of the Chinese Lunar Exploration Program also brought the first samples of lunar rock to be collected in four decades.

How to Remove Stickers from 5 Different Surfaces

But we all know that the real magic is all the work it takes to make the stickers vanish from all these surfaces. That challenging task is exactly what we would like to help you with today.

Remove Nail Polish from Clothing, Rugs, and Other Surfaces

Since nail polish is formulated to cling to surfaces, it’s notoriously difficult to remove where it doesn’t belong. But before you angrily toss all your nail polish and the stained item in the trash, read this.

Avoid Getting These Items Wet When You’re Cleaning Them

Water is the safest and cheapest cleaning product for many surfaces in your home. But not all. Some materials and finishes will appear newer and serve you longer if you’re cleaning them without water.

Using Vinegar to Clean These Items Can Really Damage Them

To share this important information with you, I’ve listed 11 common home surfaces and other items that should never be cleaned with vinegar and why. 1.

7 Items You Might Be Disinfecting the Wrong Way

This process works by either cleaning or disinfecting surfaces or objects to lower the risk of spreading infection.” Disinfecting, on the other hand, “works by using chemicals to kill germs on surfaces or objects.

Scratched Furniture or Shoes? It's Pretty Simple to Fix...

Scratches, whether deep or superficial, can make any surface look old and unsightly, and one wrong move is all it takes to make one. Luckily, there are quite a few simple fixes that can get scratches out of many different kinds of surfaces, and here are 7 of our favorite ones: 1.

Got a Scratch on Your Car? We Are Here to Help…

Surface-level scratches Surface-level car scratches refer to minor abrasions or marks on the vehicle's exterior paint that typically do not penetrate the clear coat. In most cases, these scratches are shallow and affect only the top layer of paint.

The Apollo Program: A History of Manned Space Missions

However, only Cernan and Smith stepped down onto the surface of the Moon as they had some scientific experiments they needed to carry out. They spent three days there collecting a number of lunar samples.

Stain Removal Tricks For Stainless Steel Pans & Appliances

The chromium gives stainless steel its shiny metallic surface and the ability to resist corrosion. When exposed to the elements, chromium acts as a protective coating on the surface of stainless steel.

Can Bleach Really Protect Us From Germs?

It is usually preserved for the toilet or for cases when serious sterilization is needed, and not usually used to clean ‘regular’ surfaces. However, with the outbreak of the coronavirus, many people are looking to take extra safety measures to keep their homes as germ-free as possible.

Are You Using Cleaning Supplies Right? 10 Common Mistakes

Also, keep in mind that not all surfaces can take bleach or ammonia. For example, bathroom faucets and shower-heads will become discolored and damaged when cleaned with bleach.

Step-by-step Guide for Removing Scratches from Wood

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