Clean Stove Tops, Organic Cleaners & Keep Bread Fresh
Joan Clark
January 23, 2026
Hi there,
A clean home doesn't require harsh chemicals or complicated routines. Small shifts in how you tackle everyday messes can save time and protect your family's health.
In today's issue:
Get Your Stovetop Sparkling Without Scrubbing for Hours
The Simple Trick That Keeps Bread Fresh for Days
Powerful Natural Cleaners You Already Have in Your Pantry
And more…
CLEANING
We once timed how long it took to scrub baked-on spaghetti sauce from a glass cooktop - 22 minutes of elbow grease that could have been spent doing anything else . These four simple tricks cut that time down to under five minutes and leave every burner gleaming without the frustration.
CLEANING
We switched to organic cleaners after discovering that the average home contains 62 toxic chemicals, and the difference in air quality was noticeable within days. These 19 natural products prove that keeping a home spotless doesn't require harsh fumes or unpronounceable ingredients.
TIP OF THE DAY
Is your fridge a plastic graveyard or a glass palace?
Glass containers don't absorb smells or stains like plastic does, so tomato sauce stays where it belongs. Start swapping out plastic tubs for tempered glass with snap-lock lids. Glass costs more up front but lasts years longer and goes straight from fridge to oven without leaching chemicals. |  |
FOOD STORAGE
Bread that stays fresh for days isn't magic; it's about knowing a few straightforward storage secrets that stop mold before it starts. When the team tested these ten proven methods, the winner kept a loaf perfect for nearly two weeks, turning what used to be a twice-weekly grocery run into a once-a-month errand.
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FUN FACT
Recliners Started as a Cure for Tuberculosis!
The first patented recliner was a piece of medical equipment. In 1850, a French doctor created an adjustable chair to help tuberculosis patients breathe easier by elevating their legs and opening their chests. Hospitals and sanatoriums used these tilting chairs for decades before anyone thought to put one in a living room. Edwin Shoemaker's 1928 design finally brought the health benefit home. |  |
THANK YOU!
Your kitchen deserves to shine without the stress . Whether you're tackling stubborn stovetop grime, outsmarting mold on your morning toast, or reaching for organic cleaners that actually work, these tricks make home care easier.
May your bread stay fresh,
Tipsbulletin Newsletter Team
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