Keeping Your House
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Saves Cleaning Time
Tidy Today
Tommorrow
The phone rings. Some friends
happen to be in ihe neighborhood
and want to stop by. They are com
ing; now panic sets in. You transfer
everything spread out in the floor to
the closet and shut the door quickly
before everything falls out. You
know the feeling; your home looks
like a uxnado hit it.
There's never enough ume in a
The key to ho usee leaning is an
ounce of prevention. In the kitchen
use aluminum foil in the oven if its
a regular oven and permissible in
the owner's manual.
Another and better method is to
clean up spills immediately after
they occur, and you will not get a
build-up. Line drawers and cabinets
with washable shelf paper for easier
cleaning. .
Have coasters easily accessible
on coffee or end tables In the living
room and den tp prevent water
marks from beverage glasses. You
can dust curtains and furniture with
the brush on your vacuum sweeper.
, To dust coffee tables and end tables,
position a stocking over the suction
area and stabilize it with a rubber
band.
and bathroom vanity after use. Pull
the shower curtain closed to let the
water run off after each use. This
will help prevent mildew. Wipe up
moisture on chrome and around the
sink area. This helps to keep every
thing shining bright. Hang towels,
HOME ECONOMICS
By JOANN J FALLS
Change filters on u e furnace
units regularly to cut down on dust.
Use throw rugs or utility mats in
heavy traffic areas and entrances to
catch dirt and dust before it spreads.
Put wastebaskets with disposable
liners in every room to eliminate the
build-up of unnecessary trash.
Clean the bathtubs, shower stall
t M ~
washcloths and robe before you
leave the bathroom. Everything will
be tidy for your next use.
Make life easy for yourself.
Wash your bath mat and shower
curtain on the gentle cycle in the ,
washing machine. They will come
out clean and smelling fresh, says
Johnson and Sons Inc.
^Portable Breath Analyzers Given to
Police to Help Catch Drunk Drivers
The Winston-Salem Police
Deparuneni has a new computer
ized, portable breath analyzer to
help get drunk drivers off the roads.
The analyzer is a gift from
William Nixon; local agent with
Nationwide Insurance, and is one of
. _ some LQOU units that -Nationwide
has given to police in 22 slates. ,
li gives a fx>li<je officer a way
to detect alcohol based on a com
puter reading.
h lets the officer screen a dri
ver he suspects of drinking to deter -
mine if other roadside sobriety tests
should be given.
Because the breath analyzer is
sensitive to mher alcohols, those in~
hair spray and perfume, for
instance, its results are not admissi
ble in court
The analyzer is about the size
of a cellular telephone.
It is equipped with a micro
chip computer that displays a read
ing of the alcohol level of the dri
ver's breath.
In less than 30 seconds, it pro
vides a law enforcement officer
with a pass, warn or fail reading of
breath alcohol.
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