We know that you enjoy to decorate for the holiday season and to clean up everything after will take too much time and effort. Here is a list to help keep you organized after the holidays.

Sort Out The Gifts You’ll Use

Michelle Honeygyager says The first step in after-holiday cleaning is to go through all those gifts. After all, you suddenly have a pile of things for which you need to find places. And if you already felt like you had little space, this can be the biggest headache of cleaning up after the holidays.

In order to conserve space, it’s okay to go through and assess what you’ll actually use. Many of us have well-meaning relatives who still remain clueless about our personal tastes year after year. There’s no reason to take up closet space on something you’ll never use. Consider donating some of those “it’s the thought that counts” gifts. 

Clean Your Fridge

You’d be surprised at how much food we can actually pack inside the fridge during the holidays! Now that it’s January, don’t forget to check everything and make sure that all food is properly tossed out when they are not suitable for eating any more and keeping the ones that need to be eaten right away in front and reachable.

Clean Where Guests Slept And Where Food Was Prepared

It’s a great idea to disinfect your house as part of your after-holiday cleaning. Flu and colds are common to anyone this time of year, so after the holidays, wash the guest bedroom linens.

You should also give your surfaces a once-over with a disinfectant solution or wipes. Focus on areas like the bathroom, the kitchen, and tables. You’ll also want to disinfect the areas where food was prepared in the kitchen to reduce any bacteria from raw meat.

Cleaning Your Oven

After a month’s worth of holiday eating, your oven will need cleaning. You can use a steam cleaner and give it a try to clean your oven. It’s super quick and pretty much eliminates all of the scrubbings.  

If you don’t have a steam cleaner, you can always make a paste with baking soda and water, spread the paste inside the entire oven, leave it for 30 minutes, and then scrub and rinse. 

Decide What to Keep for Decorations

Are you done sorting out the gifts you received? How about sorting out the holiday decorations. You do not want to end up with a mess by throwing everything in a box. You can start making an inventory of your decorations and keep what you’d like to keep and throw away those that are not good for another use on the upcoming 2021 Holidays.

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Use a pull-out pantry shelf.

There are significant benefits of high-quality pull-out pantry shelves. You should install them if you are looking for a solution to the storage and organization-related problems plaguing your kitchen. Installing pull-out pantry shelves will help you increase the amount of available space in your kitchen cabinets significantly. You can use these shelves to store small bottles and cans and make things get more accessible, and you can also make the pantry organization’s task simpler and more convenient. 

Use a clear container as organizers.

Using clear containers keeps items fresher and protects them from pests. Transferring foods into airtight containers can help them last longer and will defend them from insects.
Using clear containers lets you see exactly what’s inside and easier for you to find the food you’re looking for. It makes the kitchen more uniform and organized, and when using a clear container for food storage, you can easily see something that is already spoiled or contaminated.

Group like-items in your pantry.

Instead of having items scattered around in your pantry in different locations, you’ll group and keep similar items. Things are easier to find when you have all the same types of foods in one place. For example, put all carbohydrate snacks together, all nuts and seed snacks together, etc.

Group like-items in your fridge.

Group similar items and label each section with the category of products it contains. A disorganized fridge can make it hard to find what you need while also making it extra easy for your food to waste. Organizing your fridge can take less than an hour, and you can reap the benefits every day.

Clean as you go.

Katie Boyd, Nutritionist, M.S. says it saves her a lot of time to simply clean as she goes. “When you go through your cooking measures, place each bowl, spoon whisk or spatula right in the dishwasher as you cook,” says Boyd. “If you don’t have a dishwasher full up your sink with warm soapy water and soak the utensils, bowls, and pans so that when it comes time to wash up that there is no scrubbing like a maniac and things move [quickly] so it feels like less of a chore.”

Start having your garbage bowl.

Having a garbage bowl can save time, mess, and stress. You keep this bowl on the countertop as you work – so you don’t have to keep going back and forth to the trash can or trash cabinet. Instead of collecting the peels, core, and seeds on your cutting board or throwing things in the trash as you go along, you can toss these in the garbage bowl and throw it all away at once instead.

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Use Salt as Quick Fix.

The next time your food boils over in your oven, do not give it a chance to bake on by only cleaning it once the oven is cool. All you need to do is combine one-third of a cup of table salt with one cup of baking soda. Fill an unused spray bottle with water and liberally spray your oven surface. Sprinkle the salt and baking soda mixture over the water, and then spray with water again. Allow the mixture to sit overnight. Wipe up the loosened residue the next morning and wash with hot soapy water.

This method is suitable for spot cleaning and does not take a lot of effort. Using common ingredients found in any kitchen, you will be able to clean a mess as soon as it happens — without burning your fingers, says compactappliance.com.

Steam Clean Your Oven With Vinegar.

1. Remove your oven racks and use a duster or vacuum cleaner to remove any loose debris. Put one rack back in the oven on one of the lowest shelves.
2. Preheat your oven to its highest temperature.
3. Half fill a large, oven-safe bowl or pot with water and half a cup of vinegar.
4. Place the pot in your oven and leave for between 20 and 60 minutes, allowing the steam to loosen grease and dirt from the oven walls, floor, and ceiling.
5. Turn off your oven and allow it to cool.
6. Once your oven is cold enough, you can wipe off the condensation formed on the inside of the oven. Use a clean, dry cloth, and you will see that the grease and dirt come off quickly.
7. If any stubborn stains remain, you may need to try a spot treatment. Make a paste with four tablespoons of baking soda and 150ml of water, add some to a kitchen sponge, and use it to scrub the stains away.
8. Rinse your sponge and wipe these spots clean. Then dry them with a soft cloth.
9. In the meantime, place your shelves and any baking trays in an oven-cleaning bag. If possible, leave them to soak overnight.
10. The next morning, scrub any dirt and grime off the shelves and trays using a sponge and hot soapy water. Source: ovenue

Steam Clean Your Oven With Lemon.

If you’re looking to get rid of some tough grease and dirt on the inside of your oven, try a little steam cleaning with lemon. According to ovenclean.com you can do the following;

1. Fill an oven-proof bowl with water.
2. Take one or two lemons (limes would also work), cut them in half, and squeeze the juice into the bowl.
3. Place the bowl in the oven.
4. Close the door of your oven, and turn your oven on.
5. Keep an eye on the water, and as soon as you see it start to boil, turn the oven off, allowing it to cool down with the door closed while the steam circulates.

Clean the Oven Naturally With Baking Soda and Vinegar.

Sean Parry of Neat Services suggests mixing one-half cup of baking soda with water to create a paste. “Next, spread the paste all over the bottom of the oven, the side walls, and the inside of the glass oven door, but avoid the heating elements,” he says.

Leave the mixture on for a minimum of two hours, but note it’s also a great way to clean an oven overnight. Then take a spray bottle, fill it half with water and a half with white vinegar and spray it all over the baking soda. “The acid in the vinegar will then react with the baking soda, causing it to foam. This action helps to remove the burnt-on food stains from the oven,” he says.

After leaving that on for another 30 minutes, use a rubber spatula (if necessary) and a rag to remove the baking soda mixture. Finish by wiping everything down with a damp cloth.

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Clean your oven with baking soda and white vinegar.

1. Empty the oven.
2. Make a baking soda paste by mixing a 1/2 cup of baking soda with a few tablespoons of water. Adjust the ratio of both as needed until you have a spreadable paste. 
3. Spread the paste all over the interior surfaces of your oven, steering clear of the heating elements. 
4. Allow the baking soda mixture to rest for at least 12 hours or overnight.
5. Clean your oven racks.
6. After 12 hours or overnight, take a damp dishcloth and wipe out as much of the dried baking soda paste as you can. 
7. Put a little vinegar in a spray bottle and spritz everywhere you still see baking soda residue in your oven. 
8. Take your damp cloth and wipe out the remaining foamy vinegar-baking soda mixture. Repeat until all the baking soda residue is gone. Add more water or vinegar as needed while wiping to get the oven clean and shiny.

Use your old clothes as cleaning rags.

Using your old clothes as rags will save you money and stop clothes from going to landfill. Cut your clothes up into usable rectangles or squares. When they reach the end of their life as cleaning rags, you can drop them off somewhere they can be recycled again.

Clean your windows with white vinegar.

Use straight vinegar, says wikiHow. Simply warm 1 cup (240 ml) of white vinegar and apply it directly to glass (a spray bottle is best for this particular solution). If your windows are extra dirty, you can leave this solution on your windows to soak for a minute or two before you rinse it off.

Clean your dishwasher with citric acid.

Citric acid may be used in plastic and stainless steel interior dishwashers to help clean the interior. Citric acid crystals (sometimes called Sour Salt) are available at some drug stores and grocery stores in the canning or spice section.
Use either and fill up where you usually put your dishwasher tablets and run your dishwasher. You can either run it empty or with plain china in it (avoid anything metal or patterned, as the citric acid crystals could mark it).

Cut down on the drying time.

Cut down on the drying time for any load by adding a clean, dry towel to the beginning of the cycle, then removing it after about 15 minutes.
The towel will soak up a bunch of water from your wet clothes, so when you remove it to hang to dry, everything still in the dryer will finish faster. And you’ll save energy!

Lemon for hard water stains.

Notice the water stains on your shower’s glass walls? You can try removing it with this lemon trick. Slice a lemon in half and dip the open end in a plate filled with coarse salt, then use this to scrub off the hard water stains; dip into the salt every once in a while to replenish the scrub.

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Clean Your Home

It is important to clean your home even though you feel like putting it off. Cleaning the house regularly will help remove the allergens and irritants. Use nontoxic, unscented, non-aerosol cleaning products that do not have any harmful vapors. Use a vacuum cleaner with a HEPA filter to trap all the tiny particles like tobacco smoke, gas, chemicals, particulates, and tiny pollutants from the air.

Air Purifying Plants

Many houseplants can remove harmful toxins from the air. Having plants at home that are requiring low amounts of light are better at absorbing the air pollutants.

Change Your AC Filter

Changing the AC filter will allow the free movement of air for improved indoor air quality. It is filtering out common air pollutants, and if we do not regularly change it, it will also cause dirt and debris in your filter to obstruct airflow, increasing the workload of your cooling system.

Natural Air Conditioning

Natural air conditioning makes the most of air motion to cool your home. You can cool your home naturally through ceiling fans, natural ventilation, and growing plants for shade.

Use Activated Charcoal

Activated charcoal can remove VOC, remove odors, and control humidity by removing excess moisture from the air. Millions of tiny pores help to trap the harmful particles. One way to think about activated charcoal is to act as a “filter” for your air, says breaththefresh.com.

Avoid Artificial Fragrances

You want your house to smell like clean laundry, but you never knew that it’s best to have fewer perfumes in the air. It is best to choose unscented cleaning and laundry products, including laundry detergent, fabric softener, and other cleaners to use throughout the home. Choose aerosol-free cleaning products and avoid most artificial fragrances or air fresheners.

Use Beeswax Candles

Beeswax candles are a great substitute for artificially scented paraffin candles, and they work to purify the air instead of polluting it. Beeswax emits negative ions when it is burned. Negative ions effectively reduce dust, dander, and mold that float in the air we breathe, says welnessmama.com.

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1. Using the same rag around the house

If you use the same rag in multiple spots around the house, the rag hangs on to the dust from the previous surface and spreads it to whichever surface it touches next. Never use the same cloth to clean the bathroom and the kitchen, as this can get germs to get also wiped onto kitchen counters, the living room coffee table, and anywhere else that cloth is used.

How to fix it: Use a paper towel for each surface cleaned, or have a microfiber cleaning cloth designated for each area of your home. Microfiber cleaning cloths can be tossed in the laundry or thoroughly washed after each use to remove dirt.

2.Using a feather duster

Feather dusters are notorious for scattering dust around a surface or pushing it off to fall to the ground. Rather than removing dirt, it leaves tiny fluffs of feathers.

How to fix it: A microfiber cleaning cloth or a disposable paper towel is recommended to use with an appropriate cleaning solution, depending on the surface being dusted.

3. Not cleaning the vacuum

If a vacuum filter hasn’t been changed or cleaned in a while, it will not pick up as much dirt and dust from the ground as it should. A full vacuum will blow dirt back into the air and carpet via its vent.

How to fix it: Change out vacuum bags regularly, and as soon as you notice any decline in the vacuum’s performance, wipe out the vent with a damp microfiber cloth.

4. Putting a rinsed toilet brush right back in the holder

If a toilet brush is placed back immediately into its holder right after use, the toilet’s moisture and germs get trapped in the container and the brush, where they breed and multiply. These germs are then rubbed back into your toilet the next time the brush is used.

How to fix it: After scrubbing, let the brush dry completely before stashing it.

5. Scrubbing stains out of carpet or rugs

Scrubbing stains like red wine, pet urine, and coffee isn’t useful in the long term unless you remove fresh carpet spills at the deepest level, they may resurface in time.

How to fix it: As soon as you notice the spill, use a dry towel to get as much liquid as possible. Next, soak the spot with club soda or ice water and smudge again with another dry towel. Step on the towel to absorb the liquid. Repeat the smudging until no more color is transferred to the towel. If the stain persists, apply a stain remover and repeat the process.

6. Spraying cleaner directly on a surface

Spraying cleaner directly on a Surface shouldn’t be an everyday practice because it will probably leave residue behind or buildup of the solution making furniture and windows greasy.

How to fix it: Spray cleaning solution on a microfiber cleaning cloth or disposable paper towel, then wipe down surfaces.

7. Starting cleaning the floors

Mopping or vacuuming the floor first up is only going to double the work. A better step is to start at the top of a room and work your way down. 

How to fix it:  Start cleaning the furniture, dust and crumbs fall from tables, counters, and shelves. Then lastly will be the floor.

8. Cleaning windows on a sunny day

Sunlight might be helpful when it comes to illuminating dirt, but it won’t help you get the windows clean. Heat is going to dry out cleaning products more quickly, which is likely to leave more traces.

How to fix it: Cleaning your windows in any season is okay, but the ideal time to clean windows is late afternoon or evening, or when the skies are cloudy, and the temperature is below 70 degrees Fahrenheit.

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The kids are already back in soon and fall is upon us. Use the following 10 hacks to help jump start your fall cleaning. 

1. Disinfect your sponge in the microwave.

Say goodbye to 99% of bacteria by putting the sponge in the microwave, saturating it in water, then heating it on high for two minutes.

2. Sanitize your mop with vinegar.

According to Julie Bradshaw from Super Maids, Start by rinsing the mop until the water runs clear, place the mop into a bucket filled with 1-2 gallons of water, followed by a cup of vinegar.  After letting it soak for 15 minutes, rinse with water again and air dry.

3. Bang out your broom.

Whip your broom against the tree, which, as a bonus, is pretty therapeutic. And you can also comb the broom or use a vacuum hose to clean the bristles if there’s too much dust or hair to shake off. Once a month, soak the broom in a solution that contains warm water and dish soap. Then rinse it off and dry with a cloth or place it bristles-up in the shower.

4. Go for a reusable, eco-friendly wipe.

They last up to 300 machine washes, which makes them an environmentally-friendly alternative to paper towels, and they also reduce the amount of waste you produce.

5. Freshen up your fridge with a natural mix.

Martha Stewart recommends combining two tablespoons of baking soda with one quart of hot water. Dip a sponge in the mix, and wipe your fridge’s interior. Wipe the surfaces again with a separate damp cloth, and dry with a towel.  Do not use soap or detergent, because they can leave behind a scent the food will absorb.

6. Wash your windows.

According to greatdayimprovements.com, mix one-part hot water to one part distilled vinegar. Sponge cleaning: Moisten the window, using the solution, then clean. Squeegee cleaning: Always dampen the squeegee first and clean from the top-down, wiping the squeegee’s edge after every stroke.

7. The secret to a clean coffee maker.

According to Saudia Davis, founder, and CEO of Greenhouse Eco-Cleaning,  here’s the secret combo for clearing out any oily residue or hard-water deposits your coffeemaker has accumulated over the years: A 50/50 mixture of water and white vinegar. Yep, that’s it. “Halfway through the cycle, turn it off for at least 30 minutes — allowing the mixture to steam-clean your machine — before turning it back on to finish,” she says. Finish with two or three cycles of only water.

8. Freshen up your carpet’s look – and smell.

According to King of Maids, you can sprinkle baking soda on the carpet and vacuum after at least 30 minutes. Add a few drops of your favorite essential oil for an extra fresh touch. For particularly stubborn stains, blot the area with club soda on a cloth, then spray it with a 1:1 mix of water and white vinegar. Rinse with just water, and use your hands to readjust the carpet hairs in their natural direction. Dry with a paper towel.

9. Clean your mattress with baking soda. 

According to lifehacker.com, use a sifter or fine mesh strainer to sprinkle about a cup of baking soda directly onto your mattress. Let it sit for about an hour to soak up the odors, then vacuum it up. And if you like, you can even add a few drops of your favorite essential oil to the baking soda. 

10. Clean your iron.

Baking soda can also be used to iron’s soleplate. This method is a great way to dissolve any gunk that made itself at home on your iron! All you need to do is mix some baking soda and a little bit of water to create a paste. Then, rub this paste on the iron’s soleplate using a soft brush or towel to scrub.

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Friday Night movies

There is a free drive-in movie on Fridays in Irving’s Parks and Recreation Department because it turns its parking lots into rec center sites. Make sure to register because the number of parking spots is limited. Don’t forget your mask. 

You can bring your snacks and drinks, but smoking and drinking alcohol is not allowed. Here the list of movies playing and it’s available dates for September. 
Sept 18 at 8:30 p.m. – Jumanji: The Next Level | Heritage Senior Center
Sept 25 at 7:30 p.m. – Remember the Titans | Senter Park Recreation Center

Sara Hickman

Poor David’s Pub will stream a concert by Texas singer-songwriter Sara Hickman for FREE. This is Sara Hickman’s first show since retiring from public performances in March 2017. It will be live-streamed on Sept 17, 2020, at 7:00 p.m. CDT at facebook.com/poordavidspub. 

Southfork Ranch Fall Concert Series

Tribute bands bring the music of the Beatles, Blues Brothers, and more to iconic Southfork Ranch, known as the home of the fictional J.R. Ewing clan from the hit TV show Dallas. Socially distanced concerts will take place on four Friday evenings Sept. 4-Oct. 2 (no show on Sept 11).

Guests can enjoy music from their “viewing pods,” 13 x 25-foot spaces marked off in the Southfork parking lot. Each pod accommodates up to six guests. All recommended public health precautions will be observed. Food and beverages (including alcohol) will be available for purchase. The ticket costs $20 and schedules are the following;
Fri, Sep 18, 2020 at 8:00 PM CDT
Fri, Sep 25, 2020 at 8:00 PM CDT
Fri, Oct 2, 2020 at 8:00 PM CDT
Source: dallasnews.

Dinosaurs Live! at the Heard

They are located at the Heard Natural Science Museum and Wildlife Sanctuary in McKinney to visit ten life-size animatronic dinosaurs. An outdoor fossil dig, a play area, and photo op are also featured. The 289-acre wildlife sanctuary is also home to hundreds of birds, reptiles, and other wild critters.

September schedules are the following;
Sep 16,17,18, 19,20 2020 from 9am to 5pm. Source: dallasnews.

Rowlett Movies on Main

Drive into Rowlett Community Park for family-friendly movies every Friday night in September. Viewers are obliged to watch from inside their vehicles or truck beds. You’ll get free tickets but must be reserved online. Parking spots will be first-come, first-served.
Movie titles and schedules are as follows. 
Sept 18 – The Goonies 7:00 p.m. CDT
Sept 25 – A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood 7:00 p.m. CDT

Dallas Chocolate Festival

According to dallasnews, the 2020 Dallas Chocolate Festival is an online event with a twist due to safety concerns. This year’s festival, “The World of Chocolate – In a Box”, focuses on bringing the chocolate experience to virtual attendees’ homes! The full-access festival pass includes a box of chocolate samples from chocolate companies around the world and virtual classes and tastings. The chocolate box is $50 plus a $10 delivery fee.

Make your September a memorable experience and bring your family or friends with you and enjoy the activities listed above. Stay safe! Book with us when only the best will do at bestinclassmaids.com

1. Always list out where you’re spending your money. The list should include all of your monthly expenses. Don’t forget to include that Starbucks run or the late-night drinks with friends. It is a technique to see which things you need to cut costs in the future. 

2. Cut your beverage expense. Say goodbye to your expensive coffee. You can start making your coffee at home, place it in a flask, and then go to work.  

3. It’s time for to exercise. If you leave not too far from work, 5 miles is not bad for a bike ride. You’ll save money and get fitter at the same time. 

4. If you are looking to update your wardrobe, try shopping at the thrift store. The DFW has some really upscale consignment stores. My favorite store is REThreads. The items are always in good conditions and the prices are manageable. You can get designer items without going bankrupt.

5. Stack up some extra cash by selling your gently uses items on Offer Up. Offer up allows you to buy and sell everything from cars and trucks, electronics, furniture, and more. Alternative sites include eBay and Craigslist.

6. Save money by making your own lunch. A few minutes will take you in the evening to prepare your lunch for the following day, and it will be worth it since you’ll save approximately $100 a month and $1,200 a year.

7. On Sundays, take a few hours and prep some meals for the whole week. Also, if you enjoy smoothies, the fruits and veggies can be precut as well. Just place everything in the frig and you will be good to go in the mornings. This will save you time and money.

8. Limit pricy cocktail drinks. You may be the person who loves to have a night out with friends and have some drinks but try to go alcohol-free for a month or better yet enjoy some drinks before you go out and call an Uber or Lyft. 🙂

9. Keep your loose change in a jar and count it at the end of the month. You’ll be surprised by how much you can save. Also, some banks offer the ability to round up your purchase and move the money to a saving account.

10. Go ahead and cut the cord. Cable service can be super expensive these days. However, there are many options to get great service and a lower price. Start by checking out what AT&T TV, Netflix’s and Amazon Prime have to offer.

There are only two ways to save money. Make more of it or spend less of it. Happy saving from Best in Class Maids.

Your home can be a haven of all sorts of lingering and troublesome scent. And you start to wonder how to make your home smelling fresh and luxurious like the big and expensive hotels. You may dream a lot of having your home to have this luxurious smell that makes it feel like a spotless and safe harbor, but you’re struggling to achieve it. There are many factors why your home smells, but you can eliminate the source once you know where the smell is coming from.

Sewage and/or Bathroom Odor

It’s about time to call your plumber. A vent pipe is clogged, or your sewer pipes might be broken. Another possible cause of the foul smell is a dried p-trap. This happens when a stench has been used for quite a while. To solve this problem, run water through all drains at least once a month. 

Trash Can

Even if you take out the trash bag, there will be little spills and crumbs built over time that form foul odors. You can use an instant odor elimination spray, which eliminates rather than covers up unpleasant odors and provides a burst of freshness to clear the air in your house fast.

Pets

Nothing smells quite the same as a dirty wet dog or your cat urine. They are part of the family, but they can get smelly quickly. When their hair falls out, bacteria grow—and it could get nasty really quick. To solve this problem, bathe them regularly and clean their favorite spot of the house regularly. 

Bedding 

Have you checked your sheets? Wash your sheets weekly if you shower in the morning, and every two weeks if you shower at night. Wash with the hottest water temperature setting listed on the sheet’s care label.

Front-Load Washer

Any appliance that requires water to run can be a place where molds love to hang out, and it’s a perfect breeding ground for smelly bacteria when you don’t clean it regularly thespruce.com. Here is how you can clean the washer; run an empty laundry cycle using bleach. With the washing machine empty and dry, add 1/2 cup of liquid chlorine bleach to the detergent compartment of the dispenser drawer, and fill the bleach dispenser compartment with chlorine bleach to the highest level. Set the washer to the normal cycle setting with warm water and complete the cycle.

Dishwasher

Another potential for mold—and smells is your dishwasher. According to today.com, you can clean your dishwasher by placing a cup of white vinegar in a dishwasher-safe container on the machine’s upper rack. Run the dishwasher through a hot-water cycle. This will wash away grease and grime and remove musty odors, too.

New Furniture

How do you find the smell of your new sofa? You love the scent of new furniture, but its scent is probably caused by volatile organic compounds (VOCs), which can be harmful to your health. It can cause headaches; eye, nose, and throat irritation; and even more severe conditions, such as liver and kidney damage.

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