Lime and Mineral Deposits – Make a Withdrawal!

Justin Arndt — Wed, 17 Nov 2010 16:00:53 +0000

Is it just me, or do those horrible mineral deposits that end up on your faucets or near your drain just drive you nuts? Why can’t they make cleaning products to get rid of these things?

However, I do remember my Grandmother coming over to visit and these stain marks and deposits vanishing, so I called her up. “Grandma,” I asked, “where did all those marks go that were in the bathroom sink?” She lovingly replied, “Vinegar.”

Vinegar?! That’s it? No expensive remedy from the store? I was shocked. Grandmas are good at this sort of thing, though. Glad I called her.

So here’s Grandma’s remedy for getting rid of these marks in your sinks and tubs:

Pour some white vinegar over the spot you wish to clean.
Wrap toilet tissue round or cover with plastic to allow the vinegar to work, and add a bit of extra vinegar to the tissue.
Rinse thoroughly, rub with a non-abrasive cloth to finish.

And ta-da! It’s like Grandma’s just come to visit!

Good luck with your sinks!

~Justin and the ACC Team

How to Clean Ketchup from a Carpet

Justin Arndt — Wed, 17 Feb 2010 16:54:42 +0000

Hey everyone, Justin here with an idea of how to help clean ketchup and any other gel-based stains from your carpet. As it turns out, we can't be there at every turn when you spill something (although, if you phone us, we'll come!) So, in order to minimize the time for that ketchup to soak into your brand-new carpet, as these spills usually go, here's a video we found to help.

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Lime and Mineral Deposits – Make a Withdrawal!

How to Clean Ketchup from a Carpet