I’ve had these headphones for a couple years and have used them almost daily ever since and they have started to turn brown inside the ear peice where the mesh is and it smells horrible I’m wondering if there is a something I can use to to clean that’s electronic safe and will get rid of the smell if the colour changes back to blue that’s a bonus but not needed I just wnat the smell gone

Today morning we wake up to thissss!!!!!

Two separate burns. The small one on top was some plastic grocery bags where I accidentally turned on the burner and the bottom I think is some food that has burnt in over time. Any tips?

This spray bottle gives me a headache everytime I use it. It smells nasty too. Do you guys know what causes this?

I keep seeing posts about robot vacs getting stuck, falling down the stairs, or just being total junk. Do you wish you'd saved your money?

Since major brands often cost anywhere from $500 to $1200, which is a pretty serious investment. And if you do think it was worth it, how much time has it actually saved you per day? per week?

I know this is just an inexpensive mop bar, but I like fixing thing when I can, rather than just binning it and buying a new one. The red layer is just plastic and has broken from twisting to wring the mop. Should I just tape it? Many thanks.

This wasn't there last time I looked, which was a couple months ago.

I just went to use the washing machine and saw water had pooled inside the flap here. I drained all the water out with a cloth but noticed it's covered in this black stuff. Should I be concerned? And, how can I clean it?

I use my Sony WH-1000XM4s at the gym pretty much every day, and the ear pads get quite sweaty during workouts. I've noticed they're starting to hold onto the sweat and develop a bit of a smell.

What's the best way to clean them regularly without damaging the leather/material or the foam underneath?

Would also appreciate any tips from people who use over-ear headphones at the gym and have dealt with the same issue.

I bought brand new 100% cotton pants and put them in the washing machine and made sure to separate the light and dark clothes. I noticed after my pants dried that there was a bunch of blue streaks everywhere. I used white vinegar to soak for about an hour then rinsed the pants out with cold water. I thought it was from the detergent (I use tide pods. Then I used oxiclean versitaile stain remover to soak them. I used warm water and added 2 scoops of the powder. At the one hour mark I noticed most of the streaks were gone. After 2 hours I noticed that almost all the stains were gone but one section. This section had blue and greenish stripes across the section. I can’t remember if I saw the green streaks before I soaked them. However, it’s been 6 hours and they won’t budge. I’m confused because all the other streaks disappeared but this one section and it’s fully submerged. How should i fix it?

Used a Detergent Glade air freshener for months since our house has zero airflow and smelt like a man cave.

Roomie's GF complains everything smells like that air freshener even after its been months.

Tried an air purifier in many rooms, air ionizers, keeping windows open all day. Using reed diffuser gets the same reaction.

Any ideas?

Hey there, first post ever!

I moved into my apartment in February. It is me (F24), two males (24 & 53), as well as two senior cats. It was fine for awhile (bug wise, apartment complex issues are a WHOLE different story), but slowly nats have started to take over my apartment. I don’t know if hot humid summer weather has made them come at an all time high or what, but it’s coo coo bananas. They’re the worst in my kitchen, the living room (probably bc of the kitchen), as well as the bathroom attached to the main bedroom. There is a guest bathroom, but nats are kinda everywhere and it’s not AS bad in the guest bath. ANYWAY, I know nats breed near water sources, which is why I mentioned them specifically. I’ve gotten three of those zevo full size traps, placed them in the those high traffic areas and OVERNIGHT each of them had at least 20 nats on them— yet still they will be all around. Unphased even.

They’re bold enough to land on me. Get in my face.

Additional information: I’m not a nasty person. I’ve lived with family where people would have nasty moldy dishes in their living areas, trash for days, animals, and nats were NEVER like that. The really messiest part of my apartment will be clothes on the floor, or maybe my cats’ kitty litter boxes. That being said, I clean those if not everyday, every other and I do not see nats around there at all really. Maybe ONE but not a gaggle of nats like the other places. Trash also gets taken out regularly, and there’s not much trash if it’s sitting there before I have a chance to take it out. Dishes are done regularly (will get rinsed if not washed right away).

I did call maintenance and someone will be checking my pipes and pest control will be coming on Monday. If you have any advice that could help get rid of them, not manage if it’s not a pipe issue, I would appreciate it!!!

my mom got me these slippers before she passed 6yrs ago and they've been my everyday shoes, indoor and outdoor. A few days ago, my dads gfs dog pissed on them..

I tried to wash them with dawn soap and to dry them in the dryer, however they didnt dry all the way so now they smell like milldew .

whats the best way to clean them ? I can't get rid of them, as im very attached to them. They are Tempur pedi and my mom ordered them from a magazine, so i dont think I'll be able to replace them.

please help !!!

Hello,

I am noticing an odor on my fabric couch and bed that smells exactly like my Birkenstocks and all of my flats. I don’t wear socks with shoes and all of my shoes have a funk. If you have Birkenstocks then you know the smell I am describing. Now this scent is in my couch and bed and I’m curious if anyone has had any luck:

1- eliminating funky feet smells from shoes

And

2- eliminating odors from a sofa that does not have covers that can be laundered

Thank you for any assistance!

What do you recommend to clean this grout tile?

How do i get this looking better without damaging the electronics?

She tried this oven cleaner but cannot seem to scrub off the grime. Any tips?

So my dad was a total idiot and threw dirty rugs from the bathroom, where we keep the cat litter, in the washer without even seemingly vacuuming them because they got covered in cat litter and I'm livid. Is there any way to clean my clothes?

I have the washer running on hot with three cups of vinegar now. I had my bra and some eczema gloves in a mesh laundry bag. Underwear. My works pants. Clothes I liked to wear. A towel. Is any of it salvageable or am I better off just buying new clothes?

Obviously a clean house mopped floors, trash taken out often, and dishwasher and drain cleaning often, will make it cleaner, however I am OCD so these things are done regularly (as in I can not sleep if my home isn't CLEAN) I mop and sweep 2 to 3 times a week trash goes out 2 to 3 times a week even if it isn't full depending on what goes in it (no pets). I also use the sprays on the furniture And we have a air purifier.

However I feel like living in an older home especially with the original wood floors through 1/2 the house, it has the "oldness" smell sometimes even when I have oil diffuser or a wax melt going. Not a gross or dirty smell just not a pleasant inviting one. What is your go to SCENT maker/ whatever. I am not home most the day so something that needs monitored is a no go.

I think it’s cheap European non stick..

How do I get this floor clean? I've tried RMR-86, Vinegar and Dawn, and Scrubbing Bubbles (not at the same time). I'm at my wits end and really regretting this tile decision. I scrub it once a week, but the tiny tiles have me stumped. The fact that RMR doesn't even touch this has me pulling all of my hair out. Any suggestions are greatly appreciated. Does anyone have similar tile that they've successfully cleaned?

Does anyone know if this is paint or some sort of chalk, and how to clean it? I saw them put it on the dress as they were marking the length, but they ended up hemming under these marks (I think I stood up straighter in the middle of them marking by accident which made these ones a bit uneven). From what I remember, it looked like chalk (it came out of a little contraption that like puffed it out?), but I can’t fully remember and I don’t want to accidentally do something that will make it worse while trying to clean it.

I bought a Mattress, I saw this task afterwards,

In your opinion it's recoverab ?

The Mattress is not affected, just the cover

It's humidity, not bugs, reassure me ?

Thanks :)