after the next bunch of ants show up I spray with a water mister bottle and it re-activates the original spray and kills the next ants. I've wiped them out after about 5 days--something I've been trying to do for 2 years with ant poison.

recurring immediately is bleach. It kills the bacteria. Drying in a hot dryer helps also.

to clean the bad rust off. Then scrub it good with a Brillo pad. Once clean and rinsed, dry good quickly, like by placing on a hot stove. Rub down with unsalted fat of some sort or oil and I've even placed them in the fire of a bonfire or woodstove and then repeated the oiling after they cool. Don't leave them in a really hot fire or all your oiling will burn off and will come to naught. You just want to season it. After that you can use it and wash it lightly, re-oiling as needed. Just make sure you dry it and don't use harsh detergents on it that will remove the oil.

streaking. Removes tacky messes like tape residue. Works great in hurricane areas to removed the duct tape sticky on the windows.

your walls and die and then stink for a week or two until they dry up. It's not nice, but it will pass.

no streaks on glass, etc. It also takes the sticky off from labels, etc. I love it---just for cleaning--not drinking. ;)

and to just use Oxy-clean on it. You can make it strong and let it sit a little and you won't have to scrub with a brush so much.

it dries up, it could damage the seals, so I've been told. Also, you can buy a cleaner probably at places like Home Depot that sells dishwashers. I was given a sample when I last bought one and it cleaned up my used and highly calcified d-washer. You just run it through a normal cycle and it all comes out sparkling.