I have been a housewife/homemaker for almost five years now, and this whole time, I am embarrassed to admit, I have not been able to properly fold a fitted sheet. I have a book on homemaking by Martha Stewart in which she explains how to do it, but I am one of those people who has to see something in order to properly do it.
Needless to say, my fitted sheets have always been "folded" into a crumpled ball, which has made my linen closet look messy.
Yesterday, I decided I'd had it and realized I could probably find a YouTube clip on how to properly fold a fitted sheet. So, thanks to a little Martha Stewart and her friends, finally, my sheets look at least presentable now... See? (I know, they need work, but I was really proud of making them look even like this!)
In case you're like me and also need to learn how to fold a fitted sheet, here is the video I used! I love that you can rewind and repeat as many times as you need until you've got it!
The other day I was speedily trying to clean the upstairs of our house in preparation for an overnight guest. In our bathroom, we have glass shower doors, and for some reason, even though we do use a squeegee after each shower, a lot of scum had built up on the doors. I didn't know where to begin and what product to use to clean it off, so I ran a Google search. I found an incredibly easy way to clean the doors, and the best part was it didn't require buying a new product! All you need to do is mix equal parts of Dawn liquid soap with plain old vinegar. Grab a sponge, and get cleaning! I saw instant results, but I did end up using the scrubbing part of the sponge to help me get it all off. Once I was finished, I let the water run to get all the soap off. Lastly, I windexed the glass. The end result was gorgeous!!
