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 Hi All! Have you ever used Cloudy ammonia for cleaning purposes? Unfortunately, it can be harmful if inhaled. Ammonia is a strong, colourless gas with a strong, pungent odour. It is used in many household cleaning products and industrial applications, but it can cause respiratory irritation and burning if it is inhaled in large quantities. Prolonged exposure to ammonia can also cause more serious health effects, such as coughing, wheezing, shortness of breath, and lung damage. If you are exposed to cloudy ammonia, it is important to remove yourself from the source of the gas as quickly as possible and to get fresh air.  For more tips, read the article shared below on my page.  https://www.bondcleaninginperth.com.au/is-cloudy-ammonia-good-for-cleaning/

 How can one small shattered glass tumbler or lightbulb create so many tiny pieces of glass? When a breakable item hits the floor or a countertop, glass pieces seem to scatter to every corner of the room. Your first instinct may be to grab the vacuum cleaner to clean up the mess as quickly as possible. But, is it safe to vacuum glass? The quick answer is it depends on the type of vacuum. Learn which types of vacuums can safely be used to vacuum glass and other recommended methods to get rid of every tiny piece of glass. Read More: https://www.thespruce.com/can-you-vacuum-glass-5220417

 Our living room is a place to gather the family, recoup after a difficult day, and simply relax. While you may not think of it as a room in your home filled with dirty items, unfortunately, it is. Take a look at 9 things in your living room that are dirtier than you think and may require some extra attention next time you clean. Remote Controls Remote controls for the TV, music, game systems, and ceiling fans are touched dozen of times every day. Did everyone in your house wash their hands completely each time before touching them? Of course not. Read More: https://www.thespruce.com/dirty-areas-of-living-room-4172354

 When you've lived with musty basement smells for long enough, it's easy to start thinking that basements are supposed to be like this. Since it's dark down there and close to the earth, isn't this just something you need to live with? Not necessarily. It's true that basements' qualities factor into the musty smells—being fully or partially below-grade, less light, less fresh air. But not all basements need to become musty. Plus, basements that are already musty can often be turned around with a few simple, inexpensive methods. Read More: https://www.thespruce.com/how-to-get-rid-of-musty-basement-smells-5095048