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DIY ORGANIZATION HACKS

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DIY ORGANIZATION HACKS There are so many ways to organize every part of your home! Why not start in the bathroom? Here are some crafty ways to make storage in your bathroom fun, easy, and cheap! MASON JARS: a cute, cheap alternative to containers for your bathroom! You can put toothbrushes, cotton swabs, makeup brushes, hair ties, etc. in Mason Jars and have storage PLUS a cute rustic theme to your bathroom! A great addition would be to paint the jars, although you don't have to! Another way to make this even cuter is to attach the mason jars to a slab of wood and create a nice rustic themed shelf! PLASTIC TOTES + HOOKS: The dollar store is our favorite! (after Target, of course). You can buy plastic totes and hooks. Try hanging them in your closet in your bathroom to store toilet paper, small towels, and other things you may need more room for! SMALL PAILS: All you need are small pails, suction cups + hooks, and white rope! Add hooks onto the pails and t...

Affordable House Cleaning

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House Cleaning Rates / Spring Cleaning Affordable, Reliable and Dependable Residential Services. Spring is around the corner, and if you are planning to hiring a professional to clean your home, ensure a good deal, get quotes from some services, as some might offer discounts or special rates depending on the season and other factors. Here are a fewer examples, the average prices for cleaning services offered by house cleaning services, but keep in mind that independent cleaner charges less than companies. Also, be prepared additional charges may apply. Here is just an example: Single-family homes: $100 to $150, Furniture/Upholstery $100 to $150, window treatment: $100 to $200 Carpet cleaning, $180 to $250 Walls and floors, $180 to $300,First time, deep- cleaning $180-$250 So, keep in mind about the extras, you might want to ask about them. They usually charge extra for things like; oven, inside refrigerator, inside closets, cabinets and so on. it's a good idea to ask t...