Barnorama All Fun In The Barn
“I cleaned and organized the kitchen at my mother-in-law’s house! It looks so much better! In total, it took about 30 hours from start to finish.”
“It’s amazing what toothpaste and an old toothbrush can do for your shoes!”
“I’ve worn these earrings for years and never cleaned them before. Here’s the before and after.”
“I found it in my recycling bin. It’s a shared bin with my neighbors who must’ve not seen its potential! I picked it up and cleaned it.”
“Initially, I used some white vinegar to get the rust off, then lots of scrubbing with steel wool. Then I did 2 coats of seasoning in the oven!”
“I cleaned the cruddy 90-year-old pan.”
“Here’s what I did with my very first pressure washer!”
“The hob hasn’t been cleaned for 2 years. It took me 2 hours and a lot of scrubbing to remove the dried-on layers.”
“We had professional carpet cleaning done in the cafe where I work.”
“I received this secondhand kettle, cleaned it up, and descaled it with vinegar. Good as new!”
“Someone threw away this kid’s playhouse, and we picked it up and cleaned it.”
“These shoes are more than 10 years old. Recently, I got caught in the rain with them. My girlfriend said we couldn’t save them and just had to throw them away. But I was sure I could handle the challenge.”
“I restored this lodge star mold.”
“This is what happens to an old bench when you clean it with a pressure washer.”
“I cleaned this Wagner 1891 frying pan.”
“My favorite pillows had those annoying fluff bits on them. I went over them with a cheap razor and loved the outcome!”
“I bought this Le Creuset tea kettle for $3.70 and cleaned it up with a little baking soda.”
“The back patio of our new house — it hasn’t been cleaned in around 40 years.”
“This pot endured years of abuse before I learned of this miracle cleaner.”
“I’m a little speechless. I genuinely thought our patios and paths were made with brown slabs.”
“When I saw these on Facebook marketplace for $23, I had to give it a go. They were muddy all over the inside and outside, but I cleaned them up and wore them all winter.”
“I spent 7 glorious hours today shampooing my carpets.”
“My first restoration project included a stainless steel wire scrub and lots of elbow grease.”
“A 1951 National New Yorker lap steel! The seller dismissed it as a dirty, broken guitar and I got it for $5! Now it’s all cleaned up.”
“It’s my first time using a power washer, and I’m in love.”
“My sister gave me this funny cast iron baking pan. I cleaned it up and baked with it. My kids devoured the biscuits in minutes.”
Bonus: “The main thing to remember while cleaning is not to go overboard.”
