AboutJan Hayner Expertise If you have questions regarding home organizing, house cleaning shortcuts, office organizing, files, record keeping, organizing your children, teaching your kids how to help you clean and making it fun, I will give you the advice of a Professional Organizer, mom of four and grandma of 8.
Working Smarter-Not Harder is a phrase I live by; taking the stress out of life so you have time for the fun things is my goal!
Experience I have been a Professional Organizer for 9 years, the mom of 4 and grandma of 8,I do work for clients in the home and the work place, and am considered an expert in my field of Organization.
Organizations Faithful Organizers, passed member of NAPO (National Association of Professional Organizers), WIM (Women in Management),
Publications I have had work published all over the internet and various webzines and Newsletters. I am also a columnist on Mature Resources.org. and an Expert on all experts.com under Self Improvement/SelfHelp/Organizing Your Home and Workspace.
Education/Credentials I have taken various /classes on organizing on the interent, been taught by the best (other collegues in the field), and when I need to learn something, I find an expert in the field and learn from them. I am a research fanatic and enjoy learning everything that I can on a subject.
Question How do you get the urine oxidation stain left behind on stainless steel due to a bloody almost murdered cat(!), off without scratching the stainless steel ? Also do you have any cheap kitty murder methods while you're at it (joking!) ?
Answer Hi Sara;
Urine staines can be cleaning by using vinegar and water. If it is a strong stain or odor, use straight vinegar and blot and then redo this three times. On stainless, full strength vinegar should remove the stain. You can also use hydrogen peroxide, but that is only if your manufacturer recommends it. some stainless is a by product of other chemicals and peroxide may not work. Stick with the vinegar, it won't cause any problems for you.
Jan Hayner
