Clean Microfiber Couch, Wash Memory Foam Pillow, Remove Adhesive & Gnat Repellents
Joan Clark
October 27, 2025
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We know home feels better when everyday messes get handled with care. We pulled simple, safe fixes that save time and protect the pieces you love.
In today's issue:
Clean a Microfiber Couch Without Streaks
Gnat Repellents that Work
Remove Adhesive from Glass Without Scratches
Clean a Memory Foam Pillow, Fresh and Dry
And more…
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CLEANING
We gathered five innovative ways to clean a microfiber couch so you can lift stains, banish odors, and keep the fabric soft . We know microfiber threads are thinner than a human hair, which helps them grab dirt and crumbs more effectively than cotton.
CLEANING
No more crumbled foam or sour smells; we learned the easy way after soaking a favorite pillow by mistake. We share simple steps to keep memory foam clean, fresh, and supportive, and a fun fact: foam acts like a sponge, so the trick is gentle surface cleaning, not a full soak.
TIP OF THE DAY
Make Your Driveway Sparkle
Start dry. Sweep up grit so scrubbing does the real work. Pre-wet the concrete to stop cleaners from soaking in. Mix 1 gallon of warm water with 1/2 cup of oxygen bleach powder or washing soda in a bucket. Pour small sections, scrub with a stiff push broom, then rinse. For oil spots, cover with baking soda, add a drizzle of dish soap, scrub, and rinse again. Work in shade to slow drying, and wear gloves. Finish with a wide spray from the hose. |  |
CLEANING
Sharing 10 simple ways to remove adhesive from glass, we draw on pantry standbys and gentle tools that protect finishes. We once rescued a thrifted vase caked with sticker residue by applying a dab of cooking oil and using a plastic scraper, and the shine came right back.
FUN FACT
A Locksmith Unlocked Mega-Force
Joseph Bramah, famed for his unpickable lock, patented the hydraulic press in 1795 and changed manufacturing. His Bramah press proved that precision and patience can outmuscle brute force. The design spread fast across workshops and shipyards, earning a place in engineering history. You get a reminder that skill can cross disciplines and spark fresh power. |  |
BUG CONTROL
After a gnat swarm ruined a patio brunch, we calmed the chaos with vanilla-scented cotton balls that kept gnats away from the glasses and fruit. We also learned that gnats hone in on CO2 and ripe-fruit scents, so these 15 simple repellents cut those lures and bring peace back to the porch.
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THANK YOU!
Today covered couch cleanups with microfiber moves, gnat getaways that work, easy adhesive escapes from glass, and a calmer way to wash a memory foam pillow. Keep these fixes nearby , use what fits, and enjoy a home that feels even fresher, brighter, and simpler. Small wins add up fast now.
Until the next crumb on the couch, stay cozy, gnat-free, and glue-residue resistant,
Tipsbulletin Newsletter Team
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