Once a month, give your toothbrush a deep clean using bleach and water. Mix one part bleach with 10 parts water in a small container, like a cup. Make sure the container is big enough that you can submerge your toothbrush's head completely. Wear gloves when handling bleach.
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One-sentence summary -- Create a mixture of bleach and water.

If things aren't going your way, try to take some of the pressure off of yourself. Look at each day as a new beginning. This mindset will help you be able to see the positives in life. Try journaling before bed each night. Writing down your thoughts can help you sleep better and start each day with a clear mind. In order for your life to change, you need to be the force that drives changes. Being proactive means that you are in charge of your own destiny. You respond to your own choices, not choices made by other people. When you feel in charge of your own life, you will start to feel more comfortable and confident. To be proactive, think about specific actions that you can take to improve your life, and then take them. For example, if you're unhappy with your job, a proactive step to change that would be to update your resume and start applying for new jobs. . If there are parts of your life that you feel are not the best they could be, try to make changes. Maybe you want to improve your physical fitness or maybe you want to save more money. Whatever it is, try making changes in your daily life in order to see big changes. For example, try setting aside $2 a day as a way to start saving more money. A habit typically takes two months to really become part of your routine, so be patient with yourself. . Goals are a reflection of your priorities and are concrete ways that you can improve your life. Goal setting can be useful in every area of your life. Having realistic goals can help you visualize the changes you want to see happen. Set both long-term and short-term goals. When you see results from the short-term goals, that will give you the encouragement you need to persevere and make long term changes. Having a purpose in your life can help you to live the best life possible. Try asking yourself what you would do if you no longer had to worry about money. When you find the answer, you're on your way to find your passion. Follow your curiosity. Your passion is unique to you, but it will definitely be something your find both interesting and challenging. For example, if you love animals, find a way to work with them. You could begin by volunteering at your local shelter.
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One-sentence summary -- Start fresh each day. Be proactive. Form new habits Set goals Find your passion.

Dry mop your tiles every day or as soon as you notice dirt or debris. The dry dust mop will prevent sand and grit from rubbing against the tiles which can cause scratches. You should dry mop if your tiles are made of: Granite Slate Limestone Marble Sandstone Fill a 5USgal (19L) bucket with water and a few squirts of mild dish soap or stone soap. Dip a mop into the soapy water and wring it out. Mop the tiles in small, overlapping circles to remove the dirt and prevent streaking. Choose a soapstone with a pH level of 7 or try to find a soapless cleanser since it won't leave streaks. If you're using dish soap, choose one that's phosphate-free and biodegradable. To remove algae or moss, clean the tiles with a bleach solution. If your solid stone tiles are near a pool, patio, or hot tub, wash them off with clean water. Pour 2 gallons (7.6L) of water into a bucket and stir in 4 tablespoons (59ml) of bleach. Use a sponge or mop to wash the area with the mild bleach solution. If you're cleaning a large space, take a garden hose and rinse the tiles with clean water to remove any soap residue. If you're cleaning a small area, you can dip the mop in clean water and wring it out. Mop over the tiles so they're rinsed with the clean water. Wipe the tiles with a soft cloth until they're dry and let them air dry completely. You'll need to change the water several times and keep rinsing until the soap residue is completely removed. Stone tiles tend to fade in color over time due to sun exposure, so use a stone enhancer and sealer to protect them. Make sure you find one that is safe for outdoor use. Never clean your solid stone tiles with anything that's abrasive. These can scratch and damage the tiles. When making or buying cleansers, avoid: Hard bristle brushes Vinegar or lemon juice Products with acid cleansers
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One-sentence summary -- Dry mop solid stone tiles every day or two. Wash the tiles with soap and water. Identify if you should use a bleach solution. Rinse and dry the tiles. Avoid cleaning with abrasive materials.

Empty the carafe of any remaining coffee grounds. Throw away the used filter if you haven't done so already. Pour out any remaining water from a previous brew.
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Remove the filter and any coffee grounds.