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How to clean a chenille sofa
Brush the surface of the sofa.
Use a soft bristled upholstery brush or baby's hairbrush and go over the entire sofa in small circular motions to loosen up any impacted dirt. Go over especially soiled areas in a back and forth motion until the area is clean.

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- Aim for any scuffed or decorative places with hard-to-reach cracks or dried spots. If you can't get rid of these, you can scrub a bit of the sofa with a damp paper towel.
- If there is no way to brush the furniture itself, gently brush a wool or fur rug. Wipe the rug with a microfiber cloth or a soft bristled vacuum.
- Try a flea-infested sofa, as these clean faster than regular upholstery brush brushes and can be very helpful. Fill water in a pot or bowl.
- The soft bristles on your brush should not damage the fabric. Vacuum the sofa with the upholstery attachment.
A: The soft bristles on your brush should not damage the fabric. Vacuum the sofa with the upholstery attachment.

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How to build generational wealth
Track your spending.
Before you can start creating a wealth plan, you need to know where your money is going. Keep a log of all of your spending for at least a month so you'll have a good idea of how much you're spending.

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- The easiest way to do this is to download a financial app that you can connect to your bank accounts and credit cards. It will automatically populate your transactions, and may even categorize most of them automatically as well.
- Keep track of your social spending, such as bills, interest on your mortgage, automatic payments, groceries, vacation dates, rent, or other expenses that are easily taxed and deducted from your paycheck. Calculate your budget before you commit to it.
- Figure out how much you put in every month and record it in a spreadsheet. The better your track record, the better it will appear on your income index.
- If you don't know how to calculate your spending, then figuring it out yourself will have double impact. Learning how to calculate your spending can also be useful, if you find yourself feeling impatient, overwhelmed, or desperate.
A: The easiest way to do this is to download a financial app that you can connect to your bank accounts and credit cards. It will automatically populate your transactions, and may even categorize most of them automatically as well.

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A close up of a person's feet are shown sitting in a chair. the person

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- then begins putting blue polish all over his feet.
- then bends forward and begins putting shoes on.
- is then seen standing over a sink with a toothbrush under water.
- begins rubbing his feet with a shoe.
A: then bends forward and begins putting shoes on.

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How to prevent electrical fires
Make sure all electrical outlets are fitted and tight to the wall.
Start by checking all the electrical outlets in your home or on your job site. Make sure they are tight and fitted to the wall, as loose-fitted plugs can be a shock or fire hazard.

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- Older or newer outlets are usually bolted to walls, not hung to the ceiling. Some older outlets may need to be wired tightly to the walls and secured to the ceiling or on the wall with metal reinforcement.
- If you notice any of the wall plates are broken or missing, put new wall plate over the outlets so there are no exposed electrical wiring. You should also cover any unused outlets with protective covers, especially if you have young children who will be moving around in the space.
- Check exterior and outdoor areas for electrical connections. Check windows, doors, roof, and any other obvious wires that are blocking the potential holes the outlets could easily flow through.
- You will want to make sure every cable and outlet is unblocked and resecured, and check that each outlet has a plug plug if necessary. Plug in most of the electrical outlets.
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If you notice any of the wall plates are broken or missing, put new wall plate over the outlets so there are no exposed electrical wiring. You should also cover any unused outlets with protective covers, especially if you have young children who will be moving around in the space.