Shortcuts told by homemakers
Homemakers share tested time and labor saving ideas from the Family Research Division. Tips include cleaning with a wet broom and cleanser, washing nylon curtains in warm water with powdered milk rinse, vinyl tile flooring to avoid waxing, cleaning jewelry in shampoo, Vaseline on switches during painting, cooling bath water to reduce steam, and using lightweight mops and weights to seal shower curtains.
Louver Doors For Closets Seen In Modern Homes
Look at closet doors when house hunting. Louver doors, often pine, are used in folding and sliding units. Ideal for clothing closets in humid areas like kitchens bathrooms and basements. They permit air flow to keep clothes fresh and mildew free. Folding and sliding types save floor space in tight hall or foyer areas. Available with special hardware and tracks for easy operation.
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Brighten neglected home nooks with woodgrained paneling
Norma Brown advises paneling hidden areas to lift home appeal. Hardboard panels wipe clean and pegboard closet organizers expand storage, while stairwells and laundry rooms gain easy, adhesive installations for a more cheerful, practical space.
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Decorating with Filigree Panels for Rooms
Filigree hardboard panels offer a light airy design to dramatize living rooms dining areas bedrooms foyers and baths. They are low cost versatile easy to DIY and can be cut painted shellacked or gilded to suit decor.
Veneered Furniture A Timeless Gift For Everyday Use
A new design in hardwood veneer furniture offers lasting value beyond a single season. EB Howard Gatewood, executive VP of The Fine Hardwoods Association, notes veneers build heritage and were once rare luxury, now available across price ranges with diverse styles from rosewood cubes to carved reproductions.
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Electric air cleaner touted to combat allergies at home
Contractors and suppliers say the electrical air cleaner removes pollen dust and other irritants from indoor air. Installed in hot air ducts for about 300 dollars it uses a high voltage filter to pull and trap particles, improving comfort in summer and winter.
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