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 <!-- 3. Describe the best way to keep stoves, microwave ovens, and refrigerators clean. -->
 The best way to keep these items clean is by cleaning them ''often''.  As soon as something is spilled on the stovetop, in the microwave, or in the fridge, it is a ''lot'' easier to clean ''now'' than it will be later when the spilled item hardens.
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 <!-- 4. Under what conditions do germs and pests thrive? Give ways of cleaning each of the following: basement, closets, cupboards, sinks, floors, and toilets.  -->
 Germs and pests love filth, and that is the primary reason for keeping things clean.  Germs and pests carry and spread disease, so keeping the house clean will also help keep its occupants healthy.
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 Toilets should be scrubbed on the inside with a toilet brush.  Especially important is the area just under the rim.  A toilet cleaner should be used to do this.  The seat, rim, and lid also need to be wiped down with a general-purpose cleaner, as does the outside of the bowl and the tank.
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 <!-- 5. State the proper way to prepare dishes for washing, either in the sink or dishwasher. State the order in which silver, glass, table, and kitchen dishes should be washed.  -->
 Scrape all leftover food into a garbage disposal or into the trash.  Dishes with tough, stuck-on food may need to be soaked before it can be cleaned.  Oatmeal becomes almost cement-like if it hardens in the bowl or pot, so soaking is almost absolutely a requirement.  This is true whether the dish will be hand washed or machine washed.
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 Glasses should be washed first, followed by silverware, table dishes, and finally kitchen dishes.  In general, the order is to wash the cleanest items first, saving the dirtiest items for last.  Glasses are difficult to get clean unless the dishwater is grease-free, so that is the reason they should be done first even if they are more dirty than the silver or table dishes.  Keep an eye on the dishwater - if it becomes disgusting, change it!
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 Rugs can be taken outside and shaken out, or even hung over a line and beaten.  Keep shaking or beating the rug until dirt stops coming out.
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 Windows should be washed with window cleaner or with a mixture of vinegar and water.  Spray the cleaner on the glass, and then wipe it off, being careful to not leave streaks.  When washing both sides of the glass, make the last pass horizontally on the inside and vertically on the outside (or vice versa) so that you can tell which side of the glass a streak is on.
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 <!-- 7. How is trash disposed of in your community?  -->
 This answer book cannot know how trash is disposed of in ''your'' community.  You will need to check with your local government for that information.  Waste is most commonly placed in a landfill or incinerated.  Some communities require that waste be sorted - yard waste, recyclables, construction waste, household waste, and toxic waste are all treated differently.
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 <!-- 8. What precautions should be taken in cleaning out a fireplace?  -->
 The main danger to be concerned with when cleaning out a fireplace is that of starting an accidental fire.  Be sure the ash contains no embers by waiting until no fire has been burning for at least 12 hours.  Cover the ashes with damp newspaper to keep the dust down, then shovel the ash into a bag, seal and take the bag outside.  You may wish to wear a dust mask when doing this, and you may wish to cover the hearth with a tarp to contain the mess.  Do not douse a fire in a fireplace with water except in an emergency, as this can cause the firebox to crack.  It will also cause the ash to harden and stick to the brick, making it difficult to clean.
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 Be sure to have the chimney cleaned by a professional annually so that soot and creosote do not build up - this is a fire hazard.
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 <!-- 9. What is meant by keeping a home "baby safe"?  -->
 Babies have ways of making their own danger.  A house that is "baby safe" has been examined and actions taken to prevent a baby from endangering itself (or others).  Unused outlets are covered so that the baby cannot insert paper clips, coins, or other conductive items into them.  Cleaners, poisons, and other toxic items are stored out of the baby's reach or locked where they are inaccessible.  Stairways are gated so the baby cannot fall down (or climb up and ''then'' fall down).  Items smaller than a golf ball should also be stored out of a baby's reach, as these are choking hazards.  Babies explore the world with their mouths, so they may try to "eat" anything that they can fit into their mouths.
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 <!-- 10. Plan and do the work in a house for one week.  -->
 Whoever normally does this task will thank you, and if that person is you - well, at least you're getting an honor out of your effort now.
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 {{honor_prerequisite|category=Household Arts|honor=Laundering}}
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 * Broom and dustpan
 * Vacuum cleaner
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 * Sponges
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 The best way to keep these items clean is by cleaning them ''often''.  As soon as something is spilled on the stovetop, in the microwave, or in the fridge, it is a ''lot'' easier to clean ''now'' than it will be later when the spilled item hardens.
-==4. Under what conditions do germs and pests thrive? Give ways of cleaning each of the following: basement, closets, cupboards, sinks, floors, and toilets. == <!--T:6-->
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 Germs and pests love filth, and that is the primary reason for keeping things clean.  Germs and pests carry and spread disease, so keeping the house clean will also help keep its occupants healthy.
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 Toilets should be scrubbed on the inside with a toilet brush.  Especially important is the area just under the rim.  A toilet cleaner should be used to do this.  The seat, rim, and lid also need to be wiped down with a general-purpose cleaner, as does the outside of the bowl and the tank.
-==5. State the proper way to prepare dishes for washing, either in the sink or dishwasher. State the order in which silver, glass, table, and kitchen dishes should be washed. == <!--T:10-->
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 Scrape all leftover food into a garbage disposal or into the trash.  Dishes with tough, stuck-on food may need to be soaked before it can be cleaned.  Oatmeal becomes almost cement-like if it hardens in the bowl or pot, so soaking is almost absolutely a requirement.  This is true whether the dish will be hand washed or machine washed.
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 Glasses should be washed first, followed by silverware, table dishes, and finally kitchen dishes.  In general, the order is to wash the cleanest items first, saving the dirtiest items for last.  Glasses are difficult to get clean unless the dishwater is grease-free, so that is the reason they should be done first even if they are more dirty than the silver or table dishes.  Keep an eye on the dishwater - if it becomes disgusting, change it!
-==6. How should rugs, carpets, pillows, upholstered furniture, papered walls, painted walls, floors, and windows be cleaned? == <!--T:13-->
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 ===Rugs===
 Rugs can be taken outside and shaken out, or even hung over a line and beaten.  Keep shaking or beating the rug until dirt stops coming out.
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 Windows should be washed with window cleaner or with a mixture of vinegar and water.  Spray the cleaner on the glass, and then wipe it off, being careful to not leave streaks.  When washing both sides of the glass, make the last pass horizontally on the inside and vertically on the outside (or vice versa) so that you can tell which side of the glass a streak is on.
-==7. How is trash disposed of in your community? == <!--T:15-->
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 This answer book cannot know how trash is disposed of in ''your'' community.  You will need to check with your local government for that information.  Waste is most commonly placed in a landfill or incinerated.  Some communities require that waste be sorted - yard waste, recyclables, construction waste, household waste, and toxic waste are all treated differently.
-==8. What precautions should be taken in cleaning out a fireplace? == <!--T:16-->
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 The main danger to be concerned with when cleaning out a fireplace is that of starting an accidental fire.  Be sure the ash contains no embers by waiting until no fire has been burning for at least 12 hours.  Cover the ashes with damp newspaper to keep the dust down, then shovel the ash into a bag, seal and take the bag outside.  You may wish to wear a dust mask when doing this, and you may wish to cover the hearth with a tarp to contain the mess.  Do not douse a fire in a fireplace with water except in an emergency, as this can cause the firebox to crack.  It will also cause the ash to harden and stick to the brick, making it difficult to clean.
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 Be sure to have the chimney cleaned by a professional annually so that soot and creosote do not build up - this is a fire hazard.
-==9. What is meant by keeping a home "baby safe"? == <!--T:18-->
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 Babies have ways of making their own danger.  A house that is "baby safe" has been examined and actions taken to prevent a baby from endangering itself (or others).  Unused outlets are covered so that the baby cannot insert paper clips, coins, or other conductive items into them.  Cleaners, poisons, and other toxic items are stored out of the baby's reach or locked where they are inaccessible.  Stairways are gated so the baby cannot fall down (or climb up and ''then'' fall down).  Items smaller than a golf ball should also be stored out of a baby's reach, as these are choking hazards.  Babies explore the world with their mouths, so they may try to "eat" anything that they can fit into their mouths.
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 Whoever normally does this task will thank you, and if that person is you - well, at least you're getting an honor out of your effort now.
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 * http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/67462/cleaning_a_fireplace.html
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 The best way to keep these items clean is by cleaning them ''often''.  As soon as something is spilled on the stovetop, in the microwave, or in the fridge, it is a ''lot'' easier to clean ''now'' than it will be later when the spilled item hardens.
-==4. Under what conditions do germs and pests thrive? Give ways of cleaning each of the following: basement, closets, cupboards, sinks, floors and toilets. == <!--T:6-->
+==4. Under what conditions do germs and pests thrive? Give ways of cleaning each of the following: basement, closets, cupboards, sinks, floors, and toilets. == <!--T:6-->
 Germs and pests love filth, and that is the primary reason for keeping things clean.  Germs and pests carry and spread disease, so keeping the house clean will also help keep its occupants healthy.

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