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Cleaning Minus the Streaks

I love Clorox Disinfecting Wipes. They are convenient (minus the pain of getting out the first wipe), effective and relatively affordable. However, I would not recommend using them to wipe down bathroom mirrors, regardless of what is written on the container. According to the manufacturer: “Clorox® Disinfecting Wipes combine a thick, textured wipe with Clorox’s unique clear-drying formula, so you can you can use them to clean and disinfect shiny surfaces like mirrors, glass, and metal fixtures.” I don’t doubt that the wipes clean and disinfect the items which they come in contact with (which is why I am a … Continue reading →

Getting Organized

Whereas I miss spending lazy summer days with my seven-year-old, I have to admit there are some perks to having her out of the house and back in school. If you’ve ever attempted to clean your kids’ rooms while they are in it, then you know what I’m referring to. Try sorting through mountains of old art projects in an attempt to save some and toss the rest, and you know that the task can be akin to Chinese water torture. “You’re throwing that away!” my little Picasso screams each time I try to recycle even the most obscure art … Continue reading →

Seeing Clearly

Apparently, I am not the only one who has had limited success getting a streak-free shine using Clorox Disinfecting Wipes on mirrors and windows. Thanks to the readers who sent in cost-effective tips to ensure that I got the shine without the streaks. As one reader rightfully pointed out, the type of cleaning tool you use to wipe glass surfaces is as important as the cleaning solution. For example, using paper towels full of lint is never a wise choice if you want to prevent streaks. Rather, use a microfiber cloth or squeegee to wipe away the cleaning solution. As … Continue reading →