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Question: Mice smell How do you remove the smell of Urine from mice that have been nesting in a stored car? How do you prevent them from nesting in the car again? Thank you BBM Tom & Bonnie Bumstead" tombon@bmts.com "Tom & Bonnie Bumstead" tombon@bmts.com (Ref:0570)
Question: Brass cleaning/restoring . Is there a practical way to clean and restore a brass kickplate on the bottom of a door. Unfortunately we tried to clean it with lemon juice and salt suggested by another source and all that did was make it dull and looking scratched. It previously had the appearance of a polished brass. Is there hope or should we just get a new kickplate? "Al Parker" thealparkers@nc.rr.com May God bless you Al & Marcia Parker (Ref:0571)
Question: Help!! Can some one please tell me how I can get Artex and Emulsion paint off ceramic tiles?? Thanks "Margaret Devenny" mags.1967@ntlworld.com (Ref:0573)
Question: Re: Stains on carpet How do you remove oil and grease stains on a carpet/ Thank you, -- BAR Ken and Barbara kenbar@cox-internet.com (Ref:0574)
Answer: dry cleaning fluid or dry cleaning fluid based preparation. -- Davina M.
Question: Stain removal I have three young children who love Hawaiian punch and are always spilling it on the living room carpet. I have dark green carpet so this shows up quite well. Can't seem to remove the stains. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Sincerly, Leah Chamberlin jllbd@bright.net ');t3. : "Jason & Leah (Ref:0575)
Question: Clouds Sirs: My daughter wants clouds on her blue bedroom walls. Can these be purchased and pasted on walls? Thank You. -- Mike Healey Mike Healey healeym@msn.com mike@apcsales.net (Ref:0576)
Question: Cleaning brass I need to remove paint from brass hinges is there a liquid solution I can soak them in to make this easy -- Luke T. Byrne lukb69@hotmail.com (Ref:0577)
Question: Wax on furniture Hope someone has a good tip. I recently received a new coffee table as a gift. It is new, but bought on sale, and has a few minor imperfections. I love it and it has tons of storage, so I am thrilled to keep it. My problem is that it has (what seems to be) a thick white waxy substance in some of the crevices and on the drawers. I can scrape some of it off with my nails, yet it leaves a film behind. How do I get this "wax" off my new table without damaging it? What is this substance anyway? Please help. -- raeanne@pop.uky.edu RaeAnne (Ref:0578)
Answer: It seems to be some kind of protective coating. A liquid polish might be able to dissolve it without harming the wood -- Essie200@nospam.org
Question: Dying Blinds I want to change the color scheme in my kitchen. Can I dye my Venetian Blinds? mandtwalker@yahoo.com (mark walker) (Ref:0579)