An Excellent Book with Plenty of Great Tips
Household cleaning is something that is familiar to all of us, and it's rarely a lot of fun. Many people would be quick to consider themselves an expert considering how frequently they have to do it, but this excellent instructive book provides tips and strategies that are surprising, unique and extremely helpful for even the most experiences of us.
It's mercifully brief and to the point, with any extraneously information given the boot. Evidently not designed for airport reading, it's the kind of book you will find yourself consulting frequently for information, tips and strategies.
Just to give you an example of how helpful it can be, imagine that you have an antiperspirant stain on your shirt. Simply crack open this book to chapter five and follow this book's helpful advice, using a bit of vinegar to remove it. By the same measure, if you should find that there's an unfortunate rust stain on a pair of pants, again, consult the book, and you will see that it can be easily removed with a bit of lemon. It's filled corner to corner with useful, practical information like this.
The book works methodically through each challenge you can expect to encounter while participating in a bit of household cleaning. It starts with the basics, then moved through the living/dining rooms, kitchens and bathrooms, wrapping up with the triumvirate of the laundry, the bedrooms and the outdoors. Each chapter is populated by tips and information that should benefit just about anybody.
This book comes highly recommended. There's plenty of unique information and it doesn't waste a word. As a reference book, it's great - you will always find yourself coming back to it to seek out and confirm information and strategies. It's just a fantastic "how to" book all round, perfect for anyone who ever has to do a bit of cleaning around the house, which should be all but the luckiest of us.