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Remove Water Marks from Wood Furniture with a Hair Dryer
I read about this recently, tried it today, and it totally worked!
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Not so helpful household tip...
Shaking artificial plants in a bag with salt in it, does not remove dust. At least it didn't in my experience. However, placing them in a mesh lingerie bag in the washer worked like a charm! |
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