Zoe ,'Bushwhacked'
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Scrappy never sucks (though I can't help but noticed that she tried with that last post of hers.....).
Also, the vinegar cleaning works way better than the chemical stuff I'd been using -- much less scrubbing needed to get the dirt up.
S cleans our floors with vinegar.
Yay for biodegradable cleaners! Also, the vinegar doesn't bother my asthma at all, which most of the commercial cleaners do.
My new apartment has wood floors.
I'm so excited to be running around with Murphy's Oil Soap. It's such a nice pleasant clean smell instead of a chemical one.
I wish my apartment had wood floors. It's got white carpet, which gets stained really easily and which just builds up dust. I can understand why they went with a neutral color for the carpet, but tan or something would have worked just as well without showing every stain.
Moving was big fat trauma, but I will not miss that floor. White linoleum. Scrub it for an hour and it looked clean for about a minute and a half.
holy cow. I got home from visiting KT around 12:30. I decided to just climb into bed, about 3 hours earlier than I normally do. I turned off all alarms. Slept NINE hours, AIFG! Woke up, and worked on tidying up the bedroom. Appears my stomach is twarting me. Had to stop for brunch. Now on the couch. this could be bad.
I've got tile in the kitchen, which is pretty but really hard, so anything that I drop breaks.
Ugh.
We have hardwood floors. It's pretty old, so it's peeling in places, but it's still so much better than carpets or linoleum. Even better? Both the bathroom and the kitchen have tile floors.
I really need to scrub floors, but vinegar. The smell kills me.
You do get used to it (well, I guess maybe not everybody will get used to it...), and it does dissipate after a couple of hours.
And I'd rather smell vinegar than some chemical smell.