I'd like to thank my husband, John, my family, friends and local community for all the support and encouragement you have given me over the years. I would not be where I'm at without all of you--as the saying goes "it takes a community" and I've been fortunate and lucky to be right here... where there's #MuchinHutch! I'm very happy and excited to turn the keys over to Heidi. She's got big plans to take Tidy Tightwads to the next level with the help of our dedicated staff. My phone number will be … [Read more...]
Announcing Heidi, New Owner of TidyTightwads
As the founder and owner of Tidy Tightwads, it has been an honor to have been entrusted with the cleaning and care of your homes, businesses, and vehicles for the past 17 years. We’ve grown A LOT, weathered a pandemic and now it’s bittersweet that I share with you that Tidy Tightwads will be under new ownership as of March 14th and will continue offering the same quality cleaning and reliability on which we’ve built our reputation. Please know that if you are a recurring client, or have services … [Read more...]
Getting the Itch to Spring Clean?
When the sun comes out, it's easy to get excited about fresh air and spring cleaning. We're all ready for beautiful weather ahead. Here's a handy checklist of things you might not have thought to clean: Drains: kitchen, bathroom, floor, shower/tub, laundry. If you can pull them up and clean out build-up do that. If not, use vinegar for a fresh scent. Base board: The little ledge can build up with dust. Pick one room each day, and use a damp cloth or toothbrush to give them a fresh … [Read more...]
Want a shiny stainless steel sink?
You can make a stainless steel sink really shine with club soda or white vinegar. After normal use, wipe with a damp cloth and dry with a soft cloth. To deep clean, wipe with a solution of ammonia and water or dish detergent and water. Dry thoroughly to avoid spots. Treat rust marks by rubbing with fingernail polish. Then wipe clean. … [Read more...]
Operation Christmas Child
Each year, people all over the world come together to package items in shoe boxes that are shipped all over the world. Operation Christmas Child gives thousands of children an opportunity to experience the love and compassion that Christmas is all about. Do you participate in Operation Christmas Child? Anyone can contribute, individually or as part of a church or organization. Look for posters and information soon around your area, visit Operation Christmas Child online or ask around. Chances … [Read more...]
Finding Thanksgiving Deals to Enjoy the Whole Year
Many food staples are on sale leading up to Thanksgiving, most of which are freezer or shelf stable for up to a year. Take advantage of the savings you find to stock your pantry. Here are some awesome tips: … [Read more...]
Fall To Do List
Here is a handy list of tasks to check to see if it's time to get them done this fall. If you don't live in town, when is the last time you had your septic system checked or pumped? Change your batteries in your smoke and carbon monoxide detectors. Text your hard-wired alarms in your house. When is the last time you checked on your fire extinguisher? Put a fresh filter in your furnace before you need to turn it on for the season. Schedule a furnace tune-up Clean out your … [Read more...]
Detailing Summer Toys Before Storage
If you can drive it or spend time in it, it likely needs to be detailed! Our detailing service extends beyond cars, trucks, and SUVs. We also detail fishing boats, ski boats, pull-behind campers, RV's and pontoons! If you've never had your recreational vehicles and toys detailed, you'll be surprised at how fresh and new they look when done. Whether you're planning to sell or put into storage until spring, give us a call today to reserve a detailing spot! Call 320-583-0409 … [Read more...]
Back to School Savings
While you may need to buy new items for the school year, there are many things on which you can avoid wasting money. For starters, take the time to do a GOOD inventory, and include your kids. Go through every drawer and item in the closet. Do they like it? Does it fit? Will he/she wear it. If your child didn't wear it last year, it's not likely they will again. However, if something still fits and they like it, there's no reason to replace it. Try shoes, jackets and clothes on! Make a … [Read more...]
Cleaning Sprinklers and Water Nozzles
If you need to occasionally clean your shower head or water faucet to remove build-up, the same may be true of your lawn sprinklers and garden hose water nozzles. Hard water and natural elements can be hard on them, and you may notice less pressure or functionality over time. Here are a few things you can try. Use a cloth or brush to wipe off any debris and check for damage such as dents or broken pieces. If all seems well, try soaking in a tub of vinegar and then flushing with hot … [Read more...]
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