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November 18, 2015 5 Bathroom Cleaning Tips I am a compensated 3M-sponsored blogger. Opinions are my own and additional products used in the project were selected by me. 5 Bathroom Cleaning Tips with Scotch-Brite - Simple cleaning tips to get your home ready for guests! #CleanFeelsGood {ad}" width="500" height="714" /> It never fails; the holidays always seem to sneak up on me. One minute I’m planning summer vacation and the next minute I’m trying to save up for Christmas gifts. It’s always something, right? One thing that always happens during the holiday season in our home are family parties. The most stressful thing about that for many is simply getting the house cleaned. It’s especially difficult with little children that are able to make a mess in all of half a second! 5 Bathroom Cleaning Tips with Scotch-Brite - Simple cleaning tips to get your home ready for guests! #CleanFeelsGood {ad}" width="600" height="395" /> Thank...

These tips and tricks for getting rid of the boys bathroom smell  is in partnership with Scotch-Brite Brand™. I’ve spent the last few months evaluating some of the Scotch-Brite™ products and I’m sharing all about my tips and successes on Somewhat Simple, because #CleanFeelsGood! As always, the opinions expressed here are my own and the results you see in the post are 100% accurate. Any moms of boys in the house?! Then you know exactly what I’m talking about when I say these 3 dreaded words- Boys’ Bathroom Smell . It is something we all deal with, but only a select few know how to handle it. Today I’m going to share my secrets to success on how to get rid of the boys bathroom smell . It’s a simple process that will change your life. (Or, at least change the way your bathroom smells!) Boys Bathroom Smell - on Somewhat Simple" width="700" height="1000" /> I was recently talking to my sister-in-law about how I keep my boy’s bathroom from smelling like urine al...

This shop has been compensated by Collective Bias, Inc. and its advertiser. All opinions are mine alone. #GetUnderTheRim #CollectiveBias This post also includes affiliate links . Read my full disclosure policy here. If you’re entertaining guests this holiday season, don’t forget about the bathrooms! Here are 5 things you need to do to get your bathrooms guest ready . When you think of Christmas decorating and holiday entertaining, I’m sure bathrooms aren’t high on your list. bathrooms guest ready ! #ad #getundertherim" width="640" height="1280" /> But if you’re doing any holiday entertaining this year, you need to start thinking now about getting your bathrooms guest ready . A clean, well-stocked, pleasant bathroom is the ultimate in hospitality. Make Any Necessary Repairs First off, make sure all the your plumbing fixtures are in good working order . If your toilet seems to runs constantly, now might be the time to replace the flapper yourself. If you hav...

There comes a time when it makes more sense to simply replace an item in your home than waste valuable energy cleaning it again. We don't apply this theory generously, and it usually pertains to small things around the house that are easy and inexpensive to replace. When it comes to big ticket items like appliances, furniture or antiques, we strongly recommend doing everything possible to extend their lifespans.  But some little items are just not worth the energy. So it might be time to toss: 1. Your shower curtain liner .  It's basically impossible to prevent mold from growing on your shower curtain liner . After a few attempts at cleaning the item in your laundry machine, it's worth spending a few bucks on a new one. 2. Your toothbrush holder. Yes, you can technically use the same holder for years on end and wash it regularly. But grime builds up over time and since it holds the very thing that you put in your mouth twice a day, why not replace it more regularly? 3. Th...

I have been coloring my hair pretty regularly since I was about 21, maybe a bit younger. I am 27 now. So that’s at least 6 years of chemically treating my hair. I really don’t need  to color my hair, I don’t have any grays, and based off of other family members, I don’t think I will start to get any until I’m close to age 50. My dad really isn’t very gray at age 51, and I still don’t think my mom is at age 50. Crazy, right? As a makeup artist, I have always had a love for the art that comes with hair color and makeup. For myself, I really have never done much to my hair besides darken it for a richer color. Highlights never seem to flatter me, and I would get bored with my natural medium-brown color, so darkening it was always my preference. The problem with color is that it is really hard to stop coloring your hair once you start. After a few weeks the color fades, and you are left with hair lighter than when you started. It’s really a trap, and best to be avoided for as long as poss...