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How to Actually Use All of Your Vacuum Cleaner Attachments.The Creek Line House Homekeeping ArchivesOK, so go ahead and call me weird, but I really get such a sense of satisfaction and accomplishment from little cleaning projects like this.This hairbrush cleaning project is something that only takes a few minutes, but gives you really great results.

It’s one of those things where you can see the difference right before your eyes and that’s always kind of fun, isn’t it?OK, in this case, it’s a little gross too, but a fun kind of gross!.

So here’s the hairbrush I was working on.

This is Kennedy’s hairbrush that she’s probably had for about 8 years now and she refuses to use any other.An old or slightly used up piece of sandpaper will work just fine, just make sure you wash your scissors with warm, soapy water once you’re done sharpening!For the last six weeks or so, I’ve been touring around with CIL paints and visiting with DIYers at a bunch of different Home Depots to help people get over their “paint paralysis”.

You know what I mean: It’s when you’re terrified to start painting a room for fear of picking the wrong colour and having to do everything all over again.So you just live with a colour you hate instead for years and years.

It’s a stealer of joy in the lives of many innocent people for sure.So first of all, it’s just paint.