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8.02.2020
"What a super woman": This woman's careful and rigorous cleaning program confuses Internet users
Nikole Thompson spends 90 minutes a day cleaning the house. & | Photo credit: & nbspFacebook
Englishwoman Nikole Thompson has taken the Internet by storm. She has shown a meticulous and fairly gigantic cleaning program that breaks down daily, weekly, monthly and annually.
Thanks to his schedule, he can spend around 40 hours a week cleaning the house. Every day is divided into two parts. One set of tasks to be performed is duplicated before work and the other set must be performed after work.
(Photo credit : Nikole Thompson / Facebook)
The set "before / after work" is only carried out from Monday to Friday. On Saturdays and Sundays, a completely new diet is made every week. Weekly tasks include making beds, cleaning the tables, loading the load into the washing machine, loading and unloading the dishwasher, vacuuming and cleaning the toilets.
Tasks such as washing dog harness, cleaning the fridge and coffee machines are reserved for the weekend.
There is a separate schedule for monthly cleaning, which includes cleaning windows, kitchen cabinets, putting food in the fridge and freezer, cleaning the oven, etc.
(Photo credit : Nikole Thompson / Facebook )
Sofas for steam cleaning, retouching murals around the house and many of these tasks are subject to the annual regime.
(Photo credit : Nikole Thompson / Facebook )
The diet was published by Thompson on a Facebook group called "Hinch Army Cleanup Tips". In a detailed article with photos from the calendar, he also explained the total time he spent on each of the activities on the list.
The time allowed for each task was 2 to 5 minutes. In addition to preparing meals for your family, it takes 90 minutes to bookmark the daily list.
It goes without saying that the list has become a hit with internet users. There were many comments below the post to thank Thompson for his efforts. Amazing list. I hope you don't mind if I steal this, "said one user. Another user called her superwoman and suggested opening her own cleaning service.
While there was praise at one end, there was criticism at the other end. "I'm exhausted from reading," one user exclaimed.
Another asked him if he was just cleaning his house and not going to work, to which Thompson replied: "Yes. I also work 40 hours a week and have two dogs and two cats. Overall, my cleaning is about 1.5 hours from Monday to Friday and 2 to 3 hours on the weekend. ""
Talk about being the best multitasker. Whatever the verdict, congratulations to Nikole Thompson for being the rock star in her house!
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Can Corona Virus Live on Your Phone? How to clean it without damaging the screen and what not to do
Make sure you clean your phone properly.
Derek Poore / CNETIf you are worried about the possibility that the coronavirus on surfaces lives you touch frequently, including Amazon- packages , clothes and shoes , you are not alone. Early studies have shown that the new coronavirus RNA can survive on certain surfaces, including your beloved phone, for nine days or even longer , although there is insufficient evidence to determine whether the virus can infect you after such a long time. In general, all germs on your phone or case may spread to your fingers and face.
As cases of coronavirus continue to increase in the United States and around the world, you can reduce your risk by wearing face masks and paying special attention to hygiene, e.g. B. on the right hand washing . Cleaning your phone more often won't hurt either. But how can you properly clean your phone?
We'll tell you what products to avoid and how best to disinfect your phone and remove fingerprint stains, sand and fluff from the ports, and stubborn screen makeup. (Note: never with make-up remover). We'll also show you how to maintain waterproof phones .
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Disinfect your phone: wipes, no pure alcohol
If you touch your phone after touching the handle of a public door or a supermarket cart, you can immediately remember to clean it with alcohol. Do not do that. Pure alcohol can remove oleophobic and hydrophobic coatings that prevent oil and water from damaging your screen and other connectors.
Some websites suggest making a mix of alcohol and water, but good concentration is essential. Make a mistake and damage your phone. It is safest to use disinfectant wipes with 70% isopropyl alcohol to clean the phone screen.
Now switch off the window cleaner and the counter spray.
Derek Poore / CNETAdditional information: 6 important cold and flu products you need, regardless of whether you are sick or not
We used to be told we shouldn't use disinfectant wipes on our phone screens, but now Apple says it's okay to use Clorox and other wipes with similar concentrations.
The revised AT&T cleaning guidelines recommend "spraying a non-abrasive or alcohol-based disinfectant (70% isopropyl) directly on a soft, lint-free cloth and cleaning the device when it is switched off and disconnected from the power supply." . In an earlier version of the company's publication, the use of paper towels that were too abrasive was suggested (see below). After AT&T got closer, it switched posts to reflect the soft cloth. Samsung also said it can make a 70% alcohol-based ethanol or isopropyl alcohol solution that is applied with a microfiber cloth.
Another option for daily cleaning is to invest in a UV lamp like PhoneSoap . This ultraviolet light company claims to kill 99.99% of germs and bacteria. As far as we know, it has not been tested on this coronavirus strain.
How to clean the fingerprint marks on your screen
Fingerprint stains are difficult to avoid because your skin constantly produces oils. This means that every time you pick up your phone there are fingerprints everywhere.
The safest and most effective way to clean the screen is to use a microfiber cloth. If the screen needs urgent cleaning, dampen the microfiber cloth with distilled water and clean the screen. Avoid splashing water directly on the screen. This method can also be used on the back and sides of your phone.
You can also use a microfiber screen cleaning sticker that sticks to the back of your phone and is removed if necessary.
Also read Samsung's tips on cleaning your phone.
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Use these cleaning tips to remove your fingerprints and other dirt.
warat42 / iStockphotoEliminate sand and fluff with this trick
Lint and sand can get caught in the small ports on your phone and in the columns where the screen hits the body.
The best solution to remove sand and fluff is tape. You can place it along the folds and the speaker, roll it up and carefully place it on the connectors. The tape will remove any lint or debris that might get stuck on your phone.
For small speaker holes that the tape cannot reach, use a toothpick or try to use a small tear tool to vacuum the foreign bodies. These tools can also be used for other small devices or hard-to-reach areas of your car.
Remove makeup safely
If you've got all your makeup on and need to make a phone call, guess what this foundation will hold on to. That's right, your phone's screen. And while you can use makeup remover to remove makeup every night, you shouldn't use it as a screen cleaner because of certain chemicals that may be lurking in the ingredients. Organics.org explains the chemicals that your makeup remover can contain.
Instead, you can get your own makeup remover like Whoosh . The company claims that it is safe for all displays and does not contain alcohol, chlorine, ammonia or phosphates that could damage the various coatings on the display.
You can also clean it with a damp microfiber cloth and then throw it away for washing. Be sure to use a spray bottle to spray the cloth instead of submerging it. The less water the better.
Can you wash waterproof phones?
If you have a waterproof phone with protection class IP67 and higher , you can rinse it off with water. While these phones, like the iPhone 7 ( $ 169 in the aftermarket ) and newer phones and the Galaxy S, can be immersed in up to 3 feet of water for up to 30 minutes, it's a much better idea to use a damp or wet cloth. How to clean your phone Then wipe your phone dry with a soft, dry cloth to remove water. Dry all speakers and connections completely.
If you immerse the phone in water or put it under a tap, water will get into the connections. This means that you can only charge it when it is dry. This can take a while. Keep in mind that a waterproof phone has more to do with peace of mind than willing to go swimming with your phone.
When you make a call while applying makeup, guess what's going on your phone.
Sarah Tew / CNET9 things you should never use to clean your phone
We're not here to embarrass you, but drop this bottle of Windex, stat. Here we show you how you can not clean your screen.
Hydroalcoholic gel
Since some hand sanitizers contain ingredients like perfumes and ethyl alcohol, it's best to keep them away from the phone screen. However, if you've touched anything outside of your home, disinfect your hands before touching the phone to prevent the spread of viruses and bacteria. For best results, a hand sanitizer of the manufacturer instead of at home (these are not as effective).
window cleaner
Do you clean your mirrors and windows with window cleaners and are they perfectly clean so that they can be used on your phone? Not correct! Some newer phones, like the iPhone XR ( $ 599 from Apple ) , have a waterproof and oil-resistant protective coating that can wear out over time.
Using strong detergents can remove the coating and make your phone more susceptible to scratches. James LeBeau, associate professor of materials science and engineering at MIT, told us that any cleaner that contains an abrasive can scratch the surface. Therefore, this should be avoided entirely.
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Kitchen cleaner
The scratch resistance properties of a screen are not destroyed by cleaning agents, but the removal of this protective layer remains a problem. For this reason, Apple also recommends that you do not use household cleaning products to clean your iPhone , including bleach. For example, Bar Keepers Friend claims that its abrasive formula can damage the protective layer . Bon Ami explains that it cannot be used for coated glass.
Paper napkins
They may be the perfect solution for cleaning your desktop, but keep them away from your phone. The paper can be shredded and make dirt on your phone worse. Paper towels can even scratch the screen.
Rub alcohol
Because many newer phones have a protective coating, alcohol can wear them off more quickly over time, making your phone more susceptible to scratches. Make sure that the contents of the product are checked for alcohol in every "safe to use" phone screen cleaner. Apple says to avoid alcohol when cleaning your devices.
Make-up remover
Some makeup removers may contain chemicals that can be aggressive on an electronic display. LeBeau suggests avoiding makeup remover and using a soft cloth with a little water instead.
Compressed air
Your phone is sensitive, so blowing an intense amount of air into your portals can damage it, especially your microphone. Tech companies like Apple explicitly warn against the use of compressed air .
Detergent and hand soap
While your dishes and hand soaps are mild, you can only combine them with water. Most phone companies recommend keeping water away from your phone. Therefore, please use a damp cloth.
The vinegar
It's a no-no. The vinegar removes the coating from the sieve. As Lifehacker suggests , you can use very dilute vinegar to clean other parts of your phone. Android Central suggests a 50/50 mix of distilled water to clean the sides and back.
After your phone has been cleaned up, it's time to move to other areas. Here we show you how you can kill the corona virus in your home and car after going out, what you should do with your parcels and your mail and why you shouldn't make your own hand disinfectant at home .
Beauty, pet, grooming and clean clothing companies close their doors
Posted on August 2, 2020 at 7:30 p.m. by Carol Tannenhauser
Sabon is Hebrew for soap.
Sabon , the Israeli provider of luxury bathroom, body, hair and household goods products, has closed five of its nine Manhattan stores and the Upper West Side store on Broadway between 70th and 71st Streets in Manhattan is part of it. "We were unable to support them all in everything that happened to COVID-19," said Olivia, deputy director of the Chelsea business, which, like the one on Sixth Avenue, remains open between calls 56 and 57 in Chapter 11 in May. The good news is that a call and carry service has been implemented that allows you to place an order over the phone in one of the other stores here . You can pick up your order or send it via UPS, which should only take 3-5 days in the city. Many thanks to Bobby Panza and Upper West Sider for the advice.
Jean Louis David.
All four Jean-Louis-David salons in Manhattan have closed, including the Broadway salon between 75th and 76th streets. When the founder, after whom they were named, died in May 2019, the New York Times wrote : "In 1970, he created his own cutting technique of deliberately placing hair with different layers. The method of so-called layer cutting led to styles that were easy to maintain at home, were suitable for many women, and clearly differed from many styles of the day. These haircuts had a loose feel and flattered the contours of a woman's face. In French, this type of cut was known as "la coupe sauvage" - la coupe sauvage. It has become a trademark of Mr. David.
Mayson Cleaners 2 at 215 Amsterdam Avenue between 69th and 70th streets went offline on July 29th. Many thanks to Jonathan for the advice.
Unleashed by Petco at 159 Columbus Avenue between 67th and 68th Streets, closed late last month. The store directs people to its 3rd Avenue location. Thanks to Temi for the information.
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Laundry is one of those necessary complaints. You can eat outside to avoid cooking and washing dishes. However, you cannot buy new clothes and bedding every day. And while laundry is not a pleasant task, the right items of laundry can make them more convenient, efficient, and less time-consuming while making your laundry more inviting. Also read these articles and tips for people who housework / hate housework, as well as these articles and tips, to your checklist for the summer maintenance to complete .
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The woman shares a cool trick that removes grease stains from Tupperware in seconds
Cleaning tricks are all the rage right now, and a woman's advice to revive old Tupperware is one of our favorites.
Is there really anything worse than trying to remove grease stains from Tupperware? Let's face it, at some point in our lives we all got the dishes in perfect condition just because we couldn't get rid of the dreaded fat.
Do you think you are super organized to prepare and get the Spag Bowl up and running? Not correct. You can rub and rub for hours, but this orange stain never comes out, can it?
TikTok is all about viral tips and tricks to get your lips fuller without getting under the needle, to get curly locks without heat and to get tips on cleaning your microwave. Seriously, this app can't teach us anything.
The last trick to go viral on the streaming site is a genius, and it's so simple that we can't believe we've never thought of it. The faces of the Adi-users have shown how greasy, live stained returns Tupperware - and without friction.
All you need is a little liquid detergent and kitchen paper and you're done. First inject detergent into your Tupperware and then add warm water. Take some paper towels, tear them up and put them in the mixture.
Now is the time to go and shake. Adi says shake vigorously for about 45 seconds to a minute. When you're done, delete the content, go ahead and you're done! It's really that simple. Say goodbye to throwing away the perfect goodies and brushing all meals with tomato sauce!
Adding absorbent paper absorbs greasy residue and works much better and faster than rubbing.
Another woman found an ingenious way to revive the dirty stoves and shared her amazing before and after photos with the Facebook group "Tips and Tricks for Cleaning", in which nearly 200,000 members share their house tricks.
After scrubbing his electric stove and still having the dreaded white spots, he decided to try something different.
But he discovered a new trick by grabbing a bottle of baby oil and rubbing a few drops on sensitive areas, The Sun reported.
The scratches and stains disappeared immediately and his stove was like new again.
Other members of the cleaning group thanked him for the advice and promised to try it themselves.
Have you tried some?
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