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Builder?s Dust ? Removing It

 by: David Andrew Smith

Have you ever had renovations or alterations done to your property? Then you are fully aware of the amount of fine dust that is generated and manages to get absolutely everywhere even in places far removed from the actual working area. You then spend hours, days and possibly weeks attempting to remove this dust. Is there a much faster route to dust removal?

There most certainly is and it means following two or three rules if you wish to be successful.

? Never attempt to sweep up the dust and debris. If there are large pieces of masonry, plaster and other building materials then you have no option but to sweep this up for its removal. When doing so ensure that as much air flow through is generated by opening all available windows and doors. Do not attempt to carry out the final clean for several hours after doing this. Allow all the dust to settle before attempting this procedure. Sweeping simply throws huge amounts of dust into the air which will then be gradually deposited on every available surface from ceiling to floor.

? Always vacuum the dust from all surfaces such as sills and skirting, around window frames and door frames using the small attachments that are supplied with the vacuum. Upright vacuums unless they come with a long length of hose attachment are not ideal for this as it is likely there will be some use of step ladders to reach and vacuum the higher points in the rooms.

? Having vacuumed thoroughly all surfaces including the vertical ones where dust is likely to gather these surfaces should then be wiped down with a damp cloth. If marks and stains have appeared then it is advisable to carry out this procedure using a universal cleaner.

? With regard to the flooring, carpets should be thoroughly vacuumed, but if it is hard flooring then after vacuuming a scrubber drier should be used. Simply mopping alone will not remove the dust. Mopping will only wet the dust and spread it around so that it dries as ?muddy? streaks.

? If floor boarding is in place then after vacuuming carpet should be laid as soon as possible because every time the boards are walked on dust will rise out of the gaps in the boarding and settle on all the surfaces once again.

? If a scrubber drier is not available then use a mop with a large amount of water and wet vac the water up rather than mop it up. This may require two treatments to be completely successful.

If you follow these simple guidelines then your property should be free of builders dust in record time.

About The Author

David Andrew Smith is the owner of a commercial cleaning services company http://www.wesparkle.co.uk that provides its services throughout the UK.



The Top Ten Reasons Your Green Tea Didn't Turn Out

The Top Ten Reasons Your Green Tea Didn't Turn Out

 by: Kevin Moore

1. You brewed it too hot. If you brew it too hot, it will become bitter. This is probably the most common of all mistakes, and one which has the most influence over the taste. Depending of the variety of green tea, it should be brewed around 175 degrees F, give or take 5 degrees.

2. You started off with old green tea. Green tea, "when properly packaged", has a shelf life of about 6 months. Once opened, you have about 2-3 months to use it. That's for properly packaged (vacuum packed or nitrogen packaged) tea - If your green tea wasn't packaged properly and is exposed to any amount of air, it probably was never good to begin with.

3. Your green tea was from a late harvest. It's no big secret - the best green tea comes from the first harvest in late April, early May. You can get this throughout the year, however.

4. You brewed it too long. This depends on the variety,...

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Can Robotic Lawnmowers Save the World or at Least You Money?

Can Robotic Lawnmowers Save the World or at Least You Money?

 by: Kerry Clabaugh

It is common knowledge that gas powered lawn mowers are serious environmental polluters.
It is estimated that 1 hour of lawn mower use equals driving an SUV 100 miles.
I have read that lawnmowers contribute up to 5% of the nation?s pollution.
Even more alarming comparisons and statistics can be found on the internet.

Even if you are not an environmentalist, the price of gas will definitely make you a conservationist. Gas prices continue to climb.
Personally, going to the gas station with my little gas can is not a trip of leisure, it has always been a chore.

Changing the oil, air filter, and regular maintenance is not what I consider an enjoyable event.
John Deere charged me $129 one year to do all that, so it became a semi-annual day of bonding between me and ol? JD.

We hired a lawn service for a year.

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Types of Coffee Machines

Types of Coffee Machines


 by: Chris Vorelli

When you are craving a delicious, smooth, rich cup of ?Joe?, you may want to research and take note of all of the different types of coffee machines on the market. Coffee machines can be found in homes, dorms, offices. You?ll even be able to find a coffee maker that is designed to fit into spaces inside an RV and a ?big rig?! If you are going camping, there?s coffee making machines you can use, too! There are many different models of coffee machines on the market today. Each has its own special features and most are available in a wide variety of colors, finishes, size and price.

There are many types of coffee machines, including: automatic, French press, stove top, espresso, vacuum and the pod. These machines will either be hot or cold brew coffee makers. There?s actually even machines that are combination; they posses both grinder and coffee making capabilities! Whether you need a coffee maker that...

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Four Reasons to Set Group Goals Collaboratively

Four Reasons to Set Group Goals Collaboratively


 by: Kevin Eikenberry

One of the tasks that come with being a leader is setting goals.
Goals for ourselves, to be sure, but often we need set goals for our groups/teams or the larger organization.
While we may instinctively know that we should include people in the creation of goals they will be working to achieve, too often the press of time and the lure of expediency leaves leaders setting the goals, and simply sharing them with those charged with achieving them.

The Four Reasons

There are four significant reasons why we need to get others involved in creating of the group?s goals.
Any one of these are reason enough to create a conversation about the goals rather than creating a PowerPoint presentation with the goals already formulated.

? To gain Agreement.
There are actually two agreements you want to gain.

1. Agreement on what the goal actually...

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Christmas Gift Ideas - Give Joy In A Simple Idea

Christmas Gift Ideas - Give Joy In A Simple Idea

 by: Peter Lim

What is a simple small act of giving during Christmas that does not cost much can leave behind memories that can last a lifetime to a loved one.

I remembered many years back, when I was a small kid of 10 years, one of my aunt who was a devout christian and who celebrated Christmas gave me a christmas present. It was a big sized book that I could read, on the story of a pirate on the high seas....

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