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Landscaping: Have a maple (?) tree our builder planted 12 years ago which is leaning. Any inexpensive fixes?

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Aruba L Cumming, GA
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    Commented on Apr 30, 2012
    Thank you for your generous advice.
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Cleaning & Organization: Is there an easy way to clean the grills on a gas stove? I try to keep up with it regularly by wiping them clean after

cooking, but must admit I sometimes get in a hurry and do a hit and miss job. Then later, they're covered with ugly baked-on areas that I have to apply real elbow grease to get them ...»
clean. I usually soak them in hot, soapy water and then clean them with a wet cloth and cleanser -- the non-abrasive kind -- but often then have to use a Brillo-type pad for tough spots. But even so, then I have to use a knife for tiny spots in corners and unless I'm in a very dedicated mood, I still leave small areas. It's a chore and a half and surely I must have overlooked a product that will make this an easy job. Suggestions?

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    Commented on Apr 29, 2012
    We had coated cast iron and soaked them individually, overnight in a ziploc bag filled with ...»
    1/2 C. straight ammonia. Wash with sponge and rinse in the morning.

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