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i want to make my own floor cleaner to use with my swiffer wet jet. i want to be able to mix a solution in a spray bottle, spray the floor, use the swiffer wet jet pad, and then be done. i don’t want to have to rinse the floor and it can’t be toxic because i have babies.
the ingredients i want to use is:
water
white vinegar
lemon juice
maybe dish soap

any one have a good recipe???

I installed a glass mosaic back splash in my kitchen, the problem is that i chose to use a black grout as my granite is black… big mistake, now it looks muddy and dated how can i get it to look fresh and clean (less muddy) without using an ascid based product (don’t want to screw up my new granite) ?

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My cat is only 6 months old. I just got her three days ago. However, she won’t stop using the restroom in my shower! I tried everything so far. The first night was terrible–she meowed all night and wouldn’t eat, but she’s warming up to me and getting used to the new environment. I took her to the vet, and she’s pretty sick, but he said that shouldn’t be a reason for her not using her litter box. At her old home, she used the litter box with no problem. I use the same litter brand that the old owners used. However, she keeps pooping and peeing in my shower when I’m not here. How can I stop this? I’ve tried putting her in the litter and showering her, I’ve put her poop in the litter to try and get her to associate the poop with it, and I’ve tried spraying the shower with cleaner to deter her, but nothing works. Please help! And, why is she doing this?

I just used Lysol Bathroom cleaner to clean my shower floor because it was filthy from my roommate. It also is clogged so I bought some Draino Foam Cleaner. Though it says do not mix with products that contain amonia. Lysol apparently does though very very little. I have also rinsed out the tub twice (slow painful process with a clog). So should it be okay to use the draino now or should I wait?