Comments on: How to Clean a Driveway http://www.howtocleanstuff.net/how-to-clean-a-driveway/ How to clean anything and everything! Sun, 22 Jan 2012 00:15:38 +0000 hourly 1 By: Olga Westmoreland http://www.howtocleanstuff.net/how-to-clean-a-driveway/#comment-6394 Olga Westmoreland Fri, 07 Nov 2008 18:57:30 +0000 http://www.howtocleanstuff.net/?p=803#comment-6394 To renew shower heads and outdoor sprinkler heads, soak them for several hours in white vinegar. It will loosen the gravel in sprinklers, then shake it out and they will work like new. Lime away would not clean the nozzles in my shower head, soaked it overnight in vinegar and it works fine. To renew shower heads and outdoor sprinkler heads, soak them for several hours in white vinegar. It will loosen the gravel in sprinklers, then shake it out and they will work like new. Lime away would not clean the nozzles in my shower head, soaked it overnight in vinegar and it works fine.

]]> By: Mindy http://www.howtocleanstuff.net/how-to-clean-a-driveway/#comment-2468 Mindy Wed, 23 Jul 2008 03:40:39 +0000 http://www.howtocleanstuff.net/?p=803#comment-2468 How to Clean Your Outdoor Trash Can It works hard and takes a beating. There's gunk on the bottom and the smell can be overpowering. But treat your trash can with a little respect once in a while and reap the benefits of a cleaner, healthier spot in your garage. 1. Assemble the supplies - Your empty trash can - Rubber gloves - An old broomstick or pole - Small bag for trash - Hose with spray attachment "jet" or similar settings - OxyClean powder (note: I don't work for that company) - Sunshine - Drum liners to fit your trash can 2. Using the gloves and the broom stick, collect any trash that's stuck on the bottom or sides of the can. Throw it into it's own small bag and tie it securely. 3. Using the jet spray, rinse out the can and lid with water. Dump 1 cup of OxyClean at the bottom of the bin, spray with water to dissolve, and swirl the can to make sure the bottom of the bin is covered. Add water to fill the can about an 1/8 full, and soak for 5". Dust the inside of the lid with OxyClean and fill it with water to soak. 4. Dump out the water, and attack any remaining residue with the jet spray. Rinse out the can and lid until all of the OxyClean is removed. 5. Let sunshine completely dry the bin and lid. Don't skip the fresh air and light - it's necessary to complete the process! 6. Drop several unopened drum liners into the base of your can. Then, put a new liner into your bin. Use the spare, unopened liners each time you haul the trash to the curb. Your trash can will thank for it! How to Clean Your Outdoor Trash Can

It works hard and takes a beating. There’s gunk on the bottom and the smell can be overpowering. But treat your trash can with a little respect once in a while and reap the benefits of a cleaner, healthier spot in your garage.

1. Assemble the supplies

- Your empty trash can
- Rubber gloves
- An old broomstick or pole
- Small bag for trash
- Hose with spray attachment “jet” or similar settings
- OxyClean powder (note: I don’t work for that company)
- Sunshine
- Drum liners to fit your trash can

2. Using the gloves and the broom stick, collect any trash that’s stuck on the bottom or sides of the can. Throw it into it’s own
small bag and tie it securely.

3. Using the jet spray, rinse out the can and lid with water. Dump 1 cup of OxyClean at the bottom of the bin, spray with water to dissolve, and swirl the can to make sure the bottom of the bin is covered. Add water to fill the can about an 1/8 full, and soak for 5″. Dust the inside of the lid with OxyClean and fill it with water to soak.

4. Dump out the water, and attack any remaining residue with the jet spray. Rinse out the can and lid until all of the OxyClean is removed.

5. Let sunshine completely dry the bin and lid. Don’t skip the fresh air and light – it’s necessary to complete the process!

6. Drop several unopened drum liners into the base of your can. Then, put a new liner into your bin. Use the spare, unopened liners each time you haul the trash to the curb. Your trash can will thank for it!

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