Tip of the Day- Black ring on your stove stop

Question from a reader: "I left a pan on high on my stove top, and now there is a black ring on my glass stove top. I have tried to get it off but it will not come off. What can I do?"

Ultimate Housewife's tip:
1.) Rub the stain with a silicon spatula; small circular motions will loosen debris and fade the color. 

2.) Make a paste with 4 tablespoons of baking soda plus a little water and spread it on the stain. 

3.) Place a warm damp rag on top and let it sit for 30 minutes. 

4.) Wipe the area clean.

If the stain persists, make another paste using 4 tablespoons of baking soda and 1 tablespoon of distilled vinegar. Let the mixture sit for about a minute on the stain, scrub it in with a microfiber cloth, then remove the residue with a wet cloth. 

The next time you clean the stove, apply a glass cook top cleaner to the stove top, then polish with a paper towel.

Hope this is helpful. 

Do you have any ideas or tips?

Please comment below.

Tip of the day- hard to open cabinet or dresser drawers

You can use a bar of soap to make your cabinet or dresser drawers open and close more easily just pull out a drawer, flip it over, and rub the bar along the bottom edges and the drawer slides.

How to Fix Scratches & Holes in Hard Wood Floors!

Oh no! When moving into our newly remodeled home, I dropped the sofa on the new, perfect hard wood floors, leaving a big ugly hole right were everyone could see it. 

Of course it wasn't in a spot that I could just put something over it! So sad I wanted to cry! My hubby just looked at me in shock like "what just happened" with a very sad look on his face. 

Him and I worked so hard on installing the floors! It was so sad seeing this!

The hole & some scratches from me dropping
 the Sofa

I had to do something to fix this!

So here you, go this is how I did it!

First, what you will need!

- Blend-Fil pencil (found at Home Depot, with the wood stain)

- Dry cloth

- Damp cloth 

Step #1

Clean the surface

Step #2

Fill the hole or scratch

Step #3

Wipe with dry cloth

*do not push the cloth in tje hole

*If you need to, add more fill.

Step #4

Wipe with damp cloth.

Before

After

Yes, you can still see some little scratches because they were too small to get the fill to stay. But at least no big ugly hole any more!

Here is a step by step video!