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Winterizing your Home
Do you know what to do to protect your home if a pipe breaks at your home? Since we generally have a short amount of notice before a hard freeze, it is good to plan ahead. Locate the shut off valve Find the outside Clean-Outs for both the main line and kitchen Find...
Preparing for Thanksgiving
This year Thanksgiving may look different and have less family members or guests at your home. The pandemic is very real and CDC guidelines of prevention are still in place of washing hands, cleaning and sanitizing surfaces, and wearing masks in public. The CDC also...
Grace and Gratitude
Each day is truly a blessing. This year has been catastrophic to businesses, healthcare workers, schools, entertainment business, and has substantially hurt families. Loss of income, loss of in person connections with families, and the constant worry about contacting...
October is Fire Prevention Month
October is Fire Prevention Month and many local fire departments attend elementary schools to reinforce fire safety and emergency techniques appropriate for the child’s age. Half of home fire deaths result from fires reported between 11 p.m. and 7 a.m. when most...
Cleaning for a Reason
Every October we are reminded about Breast Cancer Awareness for Women. Over 5 years ago We Clean 4 You partnered with an international nonprofit, Cleaning for a Reason, to assist women and men battling cancer by cleaning their home once a month for 2 consecutive...
Fall Cleaning Checklist
It is almost Fall. We are all excited to move on from Summer! There are items in your home you probably have not thought to clean for some time. The changing of the seasons often provides added motivation to clean. And the holidays will be here soon! We have listed a...
Is it Fall yet?
This has been a tough year for all of us. Nothing is predictable. But the best is yet to come! Cooler weather, pumpkins, and family traditions for the holidays. We hope the scare of the pandemic is over soon and life can return to cautious gatherings and events that...
The Dog Days of Summer
The “Dog Days of Summer” traditionally are the hottest days of the year when the humid weather hits us. In Texas, the Dog Days are generally in August and September when we have triple digit temps with increased uncomfortable humidity. The term comes from ancient...
Back to School at Home
School is starting with a new online process requiring students to login to be counted as attending daily. As a parent you should have an area of your home designated to facilitate classroom work undisturbed by distractions. It may be difficult at times to maintain...