cleaning

No, I'll never be a "Marie Kondo," but I've managed to find a few things that, when done consistently, keep me from returning to my stuff-clutching tendencies.

Got the pool ready for Memorial Day weekend? Anybody who has been responsible for keeping a pool operational knows--the struggle is real, y'all.

Covid-19 "has an envelope around it that allows it to merge with other cells to infect them. If you disrupt that coating, the virus can't do its job."

I am not a naturally organized person. Can you relate? Less stuff means less stuff about which we have to worry. And that makes organizing so much easier.

Unsettling as it is, the evidence shows Covid-19 can remain on surfaces for hours--sometimes days. So, guess what that means? *Looks at phone*

So, what’s the best way to clean your Flat-Screen TV? You want to be careful not to scratch those sensitive materials.

It's much simpler if you put a few "rules" in place that you can follow every day so you don't find yourself under a giant heap of stuff on a random Tuesday.

So, what’s the best way to clean your Flat-Screen TV? You want to be careful not to scratch those sensitive materials.

For all of the joy they can bring, there is another side to pool ownership--the mayhem and water circus that is keeping them swimmable.

I'm not going to be in a hurry to re-fill every nook and cranny. I'll start with the necessities and add only what I find to be truly meaningful and beautiful.

In another edition of Tid Bit news on The Kidd Kraddick Morning Show, the cast discovers some rather interesting results from a study that says women who clean house live longer!

Much of the flood waters in Kilgore, Henderson and Longview's residential areas have receded leaving behind a wet and muddy disaster in homes throughout the cities. The clean up effort is already underway and with dryer weather on the horizon, it'll kick into high gear this weekend.